Camera Buddy is a SailfishOS application that provides a user-friendly interface for connecting to external DSLR cameras via USB or WiFi, browse and download photos from connected cameras directly to your SailfishOS device.

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UI for Blocky.

This application uses root privileges to run as this is needed to start blocky with root privileges. This is a security risk!

This application disables Connman DNS functionality and setups Blocky as DNS resolver. It restores connman original setup when you uninstall it.

The SailfishOS Community Team is on Liberapay:

Native client for Immich.

sources: Github

This packages the rescrobbled daemon for SailfishOS (currently only aarch64). Contributions welcome at https://gitlab.com/rubdos/sfos-rescrobbled!

Usage

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The harbour-hydroxide-ui is a Sailfish OS helper application for managing the Hydroxide Proton Mail bridge service. (hydroxide-service)

The app allows you to:

• start and stop the Hydroxide service
• generate Proton Mail bridge passwords
• copy bridge passwords for use in Sailfish Email settings
• view and remove configured Proton Mail accounts

Once the bridge password is generated, you can add your Proton Mail account to Settings → Accounts → Other email using the local bridge.

The harbour-hydroxide installs the Hydroxide bridge service for Sailfish OS.It connects to Proton Mail through the Proton API and exposes a local IMAP and SMTP interface so Proton Mail accounts can be used with the native Sailfish Email application.

The bridge listens locally on the device and does not expose any external network services.