aarch64 build with changes by Markkyboy

This is just an aarch64 build from the old code base.
Please consider taking a look at MultiModal as an alternative.

Yet another train application, this is for the UK based rails. It uses NationalRails API for live timetables.

Sources: https://github.com/m4r0v3r/harbour-nationalrail

TODO:

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This is a small matrix client for SailfishOS using the same library as the Nheko desktop client.

It is intended to replace my use of Riot via the Android Emulation on my phone. Currently it is still very much WIP and you probably shouldn't use it yet.

Unlocking and mounting encrypted SD-cards automatically

Unlocking and mounting encrypted SD-cards automatically

Just a compiled package for aarch64 of source code of Phonehook (and its source code).

This package will be removed when the authors of the app release an official aarch64 package.

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Caller Lookup

Information will appear in an overlay on top of the incoming call screen. This information is extracted directly from different online phone number directories.

i just compiled it, made the keys wider to make them easier to get , reduced their number and  added like the sound file to even being able to play sound. here are the sources: https://github.com/Aldrog/harbour-vipiano

A two-paned filemanager for Sailfish devices.

Features

• Access the Sailfish media locations, the SD card, and the Android storage
• Access the complete filesystem if the device is in Developer Mode
• Copy/link/delete files and directories
• Rename files
• Edit file permissions
• Create new directories
• Access network and cloud services
• Preview images and music

Currently Supported Cloud Services

A browser and editor for markdown formatted notes, which are organized in a directory structure.

You can now select between two different view modes (see settings on first page).

https://github.com/fuchsmich/notizenmd

(Sorry for still missing references to projects, which my work bases on.)

Please tell me about your experience with the two different renderings (webView and textArea). Which you like better, if you'd like to keep both. I don't know, if I want to maintain both of them.

aarch64 (Xperia 10 II) version of Laufhelden.

Original repo is here: https://openrepos.net/content/jdrescher/laufhelden

Please read the description in the original repo for requirements (for one: the repo of rinigus needs to be enabled).

This repo will be removed once the original has aarch64 packages.

aarch64 (Xperia 10 II) version of ownKeepass.

Original repo is here: https://openrepos.net/content/jobe/ownkeepass

Requires the following two libraries from my repo (which should be installed automatically):