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I compiled this port from Mnemosyne for Sailfish arm and I modified it to support Htmltags to be able to include pictures (maybe only paths to the pictures work like <img src="/home/nemo/Documents/flashcard.db_media/equation1.png"> or something like that), so i changed the type from the answers and question fields in the qml files from paragraph to Text and added the "options" styled text and Wordwrap (for line breaks). Screenshots are from the github repository. I also have a i486 version at home, maybe I will upload that later.

compiled for aarch64, original description: The VLC Remote app allows users to control their VLC player via their phone.

Currently working:
- Play/Pause/Stop
- Next/Previous/Forward/Rewind
- Random/Loop/Repeat
- Volume
- Seek-bar
- Full Screen/Aspect Ratio
- User defined connection(IP, Port, User-name, Password)
- Controls from the app cover
- Connection check
- UI sync between the app and VLC player
- File browser/track&file information
- Play-list controls

compiled for aarch64, original description: A Journey planner/Railway Time table for many train lines in europe and australia.

Current supported backends are:

compiled for aarch64, original description:

compiled for aarch64, original description:

Translator app using Google, Yandex, and Deepl.

Yandex and Deepl are not currently available. Working on that...

The source code is available on https://github.com/dgrr/harbour-translate

The icon has been provided by Balázs Szulovszky.

Thanks.

Nodejs 12.22.1. I don't test it much, and it's installed in sane default dirs. I could change it to install files in correct sfos-native dirs like /usr/bin instead of /usr/local/bin but i can't be bothered

i took the sources from: https://github.com/TeemuAhola/sailwalpha and compiled them.

it's an application that lets you make queries to wolframalpha.com. it can solve many mathproblems

My video player allows for playing back local files (via a built-in file-browser) and remote files (from sites like youtube or rtp or mms streams) 

It is based upon the gstreamer engine shipped with Sailfish OS and only supports codecs that are supported by that gstreamer layer.

Current features include:

Timekeeper gives the opportunity to make a list of city clocks from around the world, much like worldclock.

Although it might be a bit more minimalistic than worldclock, it's look is definitely more SailfishOS style.

Please note that I did NOT create this app, but Lacrimosa (author of the Flashcards app in the store) did. I only uploaded the package here (after consulting him).

Sources are on github