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"Marginally less" unofficial Pebble smartwatch support for Sailfish.

Rockpool 2.0 is a substantial rewrite of the original app. It no longer uses the Rockwork libpebble, but instead builds a new libpebble3d daemon from the official app Kotlin source (slightly modified), and sticks a Sailfish OS adapter onto it. The UI has extra bits for watch pairing, viewing health data, setting quiet time and much more. It should support all Pebble watches, old and new.

A single Sailfish OS app (Programmed  with AI assistance: Gemini (Antigravity)): pick any city in the world, get accurate
prayer times, and have the athan play automatically - GUI and
background playback are the same binary, one package.

‘Athan’, ‘Pre-Athan Alert’ and ‘Switch to silent mode’ continue to run in the background even when the app is closed!

Tested on Xperia10III and XperiaX.

Source and issue tracker: https://github.com/hafmed/harbour-thakir

Licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later.

r7office patched for sfos. only aarch64 available. sorces: https://github.com/smatkovi/r7office-sfos

SysMetrics is an on-device deep system and hardware diagnostics tool for Sailfish OS. Intended primarily for developers, testers and advanced users. Some features require elevated privileges.

It reads /proc, /sys and the system D-Bus locally and shows what the device reports about itself. Everything runs on the device: it collects nothing, transmits nothing, and has no network or cloud component. The only data it ever shows is that of the phone it runs on.

What it shows:

Longterm is an SSH client for Sailfish OS. Keep several servers open at once, jump between them, and get Ctrl, Esc and the arrow keys without digging through the on-screen keyboard.

Features

Sailfish OS port of the end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer messenger briar, reimplemented in rust, security audited with claude opus 5 and fable 5.1. here are the sources: https://github.com/smatkovi/harbour-briar

PipeCam gives live view, snapshots and video recording for cheap USB-C pipe inspection cameras (endoscopes) on Sailfish OS. These cameras - sold as USeePlus, Geek szitman or supercamera - look like webcams but are not: they announce themselves as vendor-class USB devices, so no kernel driver binds them and no /dev/video node appears. PipeCam drives the USB endpoints directly with libusb and decodes the stream itself. Everything runs on the device - no network, no cloud, no telemetry.