Star Phase (Fork from https://github.com/Jigoku/starphase)

A top down / side scrolling space shooter made with Lua and Love2D.

This app depends on LÖVE runtime, make sure you install it first: https://openrepos.net/content/sashikknox/love-2d-runtime

Makaó is a native Sailfish OS implementation of the popular Hungarian card game.

Play against one, two or three computer opponents using the traditional 32-card Hungarian deck. The game includes the familiar special-card rules: Sevens add draw penalties, Aces skip turns, Felső lets you request a suit, Alsó lets you request a rank, and you must remember to declare “Makaó!” when going down to one card.

Features include:

libfido2 provides library functionality for FIDO U2F and FIDO2 protocol communication with authenticators.

Events view widget showing a custom shell command output.

Convert gnome settings between binary conf files and json

(dependency for ThemeColor)

Native find-my-device app for Sailfish OS: see your device's last position on a map and control it remotely via MQTT or SMS — fully self-hosted, no Google or cloud account involved.

A native Immich application for Sailfish OS
Source code: Github project
Thread in Sailfish forums:  Sailfish forums

Your EV Cosmic Horror

This app helps locate Electroverse-compatible EV charging stations across the globe, with thousands of chargers on Europe's biggest EV charging network.

Created with friendly support from Claude, who was kind enough to reverse-engineer the relevant API.

This is an early version created solely for personal use, which was never intended for public release. I'm sharing it in the hope that it might be useful to others, but please don't expect perfection.

A Sailfish OS implementation of the classic Five-in-a-Row game with AI and multiplayer options.

Highlights in version 1.2.0:

Short description

Traditional Hungarian Zsírozás for Sailfish OS, with individual and
four-player partnership games.

Description

Zsírozás—also known as Zsír—is the traditional Hungarian game of collecting
tens and aces. Play against one computer opponent or sit down at a virtual
four-player table, where opposite players form partnerships.