FUTO Keyboard for Sailfish OS

A feature-rich native keyboard for Sailfish OS, based on FUTO Keyboard and designed to work across both native Sailfish applications and Android AppSupport.

This project brings the FUTO typing experience to Sailfish OS while adding many new features and integrations made specifically for the platform.

Hauler is a Mastodon client that is "good for me". It's kind of opinionated and crafted for my specific use cases.

If you have more than one Mastodon account, you might like it. It's also the best (and only) native mobile client for masto.kukei.eu - a real-time-cross-instance Mastodon search engine.

More info and source code: https://codefloe.com/sznowicki-sailfish/hauler-mastodon-client

ppsspp psp emulator compiled for  sfos

A native SailfishOS application for Nextcloud Cookbook!

Features:

RooTitanium

A Chromium web browser for Sailfish OS 5.1, built on Qt 6 QtWebEngine with a UI written from scratch in QML — not a fork of an existing browser. Part of the RooT* app family.

nfs shift port from meego with patched in multiplayer over lan. here are the sources  https://github.com/smatkovi/nfsshift-loader

you can get the  ios version here: https://archive.org/download/need-for-speed-ios-archive

and install it : https://onejailbreak.com/blog/how-to-install-ipa-on-iphone/

Warning regarding SailfishOS upgrades:

to prevent any misbehavior of the cron daemon, please stop the daemon before starting any OS upgrade

Frontend for the cron scheduler. Makes it easy to view your schedules in a more friendly way.

Also gives the opportunity to fully manage crontabs of nemo and root. The usual warning: always be careful with root permissions. Disabling is achieved by adding a specific comment string in the cron entry.

Displayed commands can be replaced by a more meaningful text.

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:

each plugin with external dependency is packed in an extra rpm package.
Dependencies can be solved by:
https://download.opensuse.org/distribution/leap/16.0/repo/oss/aarch64/
https://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/packman/suse/openSUSE_Leap_16.0/Essentials/a...