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This is the whois command known from verious Linux distributions which helps you lookup information about domain names and IPv4 adresses.

I built it for i586 (mostly Jolla Tablet and the Sailfish SDK). If you need an ARM build see below.

Credit to Feathers_McGraw for screenshot and provinding the source. Use his repo for an ARM build (most SailfishOS supported phones).

Additional search engines for Sailfish Browser:

• Baidu
• DuckDuckGo
• StartPage
• Searx
• ixquick
• Swisscows
• Qwant.com
• Seznam.cz
• Hulbee.com
• search.disroot.org
• Ecosia

Github: https://github.com/CODeRUS/sailfish-browser-searchengines

Donations are welcome =)

AppCleaner is a small application that allows you to force stop an application, clear the cache and delete the application configuration.

Bad news:

1. Incorrect status for QML only application (process name 'sailfish-qml').
2. Does not work with Android applications.
3. At the moment, all in one thread.

This is the daemon for patchmanager.

You might want to download patchmanager instead.

A small and simple todo list app für shopping lists, task lists,... with colored lists and task descriptions.

Roadmap:

• Import/Export of tasklists

patchmanager allows you to apply patches: tweaks for Sailfish OS that might modify the user experience in order to enhance it, or personnalize it.

See this TMO thread for more information.

patchmanager allows you to apply patches: tweaks for Sailfish OS that might modify the user experience in order to enhance it, or personnalize it.

See this TMO thread for more information.

This is the Jolla settings plugin.

Alien Dalvik timezone data updater. Just two simple buttons to update timezones and restart aliendalvik

Donations are welcome =)

Go library Sailfish deserves, but not the one it needs right now...

lame rpm from official armv6l go binary package made with fpm installing to:

/usr/local/go

please create symlink manually if you want:

ln -s /usr/local/go/bin/go /usr/bin/

and add variables to your ~/.bash_profile: