GTgram
Another fork of Telegram, after years using Forkgram on Android, I tried to implement some features on a Sailfish OS version because none of the apps I found were able to provide send messages silently, schedule them, react, polls etc. let me know if you miss some features you would like implemented!
my last addition was the "infinite scroll" so when you reach the last message, it will go to the next chat with messages un-read.
* I used AI to develope it.*
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| Attachment | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
 harbour-gtgram-0.18-56.aarch64.rpm | 16.86 MB | 11/09/2026 - 09:15 |
Changelog:
- First GTgram release, based on Fernschreiber 0.18 - Installs as a separate package with its own data, launcher entry and icon - Chat category tabs in the overview: All, Private, Groups, Channels - Reply and react directly from notifications - Edit and delete messages work with the bundled TDLib 1.8.62 - Forward messages silently - Pull up at the end of a chat to open the next unread chat
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dumol
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 21:22
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32bit package?
windes
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 16:00
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Good, that you begin to fork without AI. (Yes?)
But there is Yast client already, that have all this functions, except last one, which is not so useful and need very rare. May be try to make some another app, which still not exist?.. Spotify, for example, Banking apps, etc..
guillermoto
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 16:20
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banking apps is quite difficult, I could get banned (I did research for Revolut). Spotify is in my list and shouldnt be difficult, already made a devoloper account. I have a Shazam one that posts in a Spotify playlist whatever you tag. Unfortunately I assist myself on AI, I didnt code in years and I am rusty. I am making the apps I need on my daily use. I will edit the description of the apps including that I used AI because I respect that some people would opt out.
fingus
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 11:14
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Sailfish OS be like:
How many native Telegram-Clients do you want? --> YES!! :-D
guillermoto
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 11:40
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Hahahahaha until we find one with every feature we don't need!: D
eson
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 10:07
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Sounds nice, but can we expect to see source code? Many of us 'oldtimers' would never touch an app where the source is not declared. And definitely not, if it's not open source. After all... SFOS is Linux.
guillermoto
Fri, 2026/09/11 - 11:18
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I will make it available next week, thanks! i agree.