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NFC: one of the problems is that there are no radio passing translation between the GNU/Linux layer in Sailfish X and the Android layer inside the AlienDalvik compatibility (there are currently no BlueDroid inside AlienDalvik).
So even if NFC get better supported inside Sailfish X, most of the Android applications won't be able to use it yet. You'll be stuck with the few native Sailfish application that make use of it (so initially mostly "Other-Half" -like NFC chip detection). Forget about NFC payment initially (the payment processors won't open their protocols to let some 3rd party make a free/libre open-source app on github, and the official apps from the payment processors won't work neither). |
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Sure XA2 brings usb-c (still usb 2...), bigger battery, little bit better cpu and bluetooth 5, but that's meh. Also that snapdragon 630 got weaker cores than 650 so that makes it little bit less good..More cores is bad thing many ways like application not optimized so well for many cores like eight. Second thing is Jolla need use much of time for optimizing Sailfish for eight cores. Yeah I know that it's manufactured with smaller chip (14nm vs 28nm), that's good side of this newer snapdragon! And then similarities 3gb ram, same crappy "ips lcd display" and Sailfish gets same **** camera performance. Oh and no ac-standard wifi, no thanks... I miss/ didn't mention everything on this message but you get my point.;) New upcoming bezel-less oled Xperia would be crazy with sailfish! I would buy even double price if I can buy that dream phone. But that's my opinion do not set war for this please.:rolleyes: Anyways I eagerly waiting upcoming Early access 2.1.4 lapuanjoki update since january.. |
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So, it may be worthwhile looking into that? https://wiki.mozilla.org/B2G/Bluetooth-bluedroid At least, i dont think it should be impossible |
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https://www.phonearena.com/phones/So...-Ultra_id10773 |
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devel-su echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/input/clearpad/glove |
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- this is about Firefox OS being able to use "bluedroid" as its BT daemon (like most android) instead of "bluez" (like any full-blown GNU/Linux), to make the life of potential community ports easier. So it's basically the reverse. What you would need is the opposite : make BlueZ show up as "bluedroid" inside aliendalvik to android apps Which currently hasn't been done yet. It's not impossible, just not done yet. (It's an effort that will also be useful for other android compatibility layers, such as andbox) |
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Even if you don't have the SCR50, enabling glove mode may allow you to use your phone whilst wearing gloves. |
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https://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_xa2_ultra-8985.php Which one is correct:confused: Anyways that's good if it contains wifi ac standard. |
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It does! I just tested it with my SCR50 after executing that command. I also had suspicions about the NFC tag triggering glove mode, as the case worked great in Android. Works well with this though, I imagine I'll try to create a toggle now. Thanks! |
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Because valentine day there is a discount code for SailfishOS X:
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so if you want SailfishOS go to shop.jolla.com |
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If Jolla don't make money from selling these licenses how can they offer a discount? Something doesn't add up.
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They published info about this discount on Jolla official Twitter account but after couple hours they've removed this info. But code is still valid. |
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Has anyone compiled the kernel and built a working IMG of it? I don't want to follow the xperia guide and download the whole android to just compile a kernel.
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Why? I want to recompile the kernel for the official build not for the community build. But it would be good idea to ask in this thread too.
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Hello comrades/sailors, i managed to properly install sailfish os however ive noticed that if i enable the adjust brightness automatically the battery drain is massive and it is tooo sensitive as in even when watching the television it responds and fluctuates between very bright and dim, anyone noticed this?
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Could you give the output of
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devel-su mcetool | grep 'Adaptive dimming threshold' If not you can adjust it with Code:
devel-su mcetool --set-adaptive-dimming-time=10000 If you haven't installed mce-tools already install them with Code:
pkcon install mce-tools |
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Thank you for your reply, also another thing, is there a patch that enables music control such as forward and back using the volume rocker buttons or earphone buttons it seems cumbersome to always wake the device just to forward/replay a song
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You could downgrade the device.
Regarding the track skipping there was a post about a dirty hack on TJC, i personally have never tried it. https://together.jolla.com/question/...volume-rocker/ |
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In 2014 I wrote a GPS software for my Jolla.
Due to QT-Location library not yet officially supported by SailfishOS (because in QT 5.1 it was still marked as "not yet stable API") I wasn't able to have it in JollaStore. Year after year, Jolla conservatively kept QT 5.1 to not to wreck software compatibility. In the meantime I continued enjoying my GPStuff even on Xperia X. Well, four years later and after extensive testing SailfishOS eventually upgraded to QT 5.6 libraries: as soon as they release the updated Sailfish SDK for Lapuanjoki 2.1.4, I guess I'll finally see my four years old GPS app approved. (and probably some old apps will not work anymore until updated). Lapuanjoki features quite a lot of fixes, most notably SailfishX wifi hotspot. There are still a dozen issues on Xperia X (sensors, carrier search, bluetooth, etc), mostly related to small things (for example, some users noticed in some case alarm didn't go off: here it's been months I use it almost daily, different alarms, and only once it didn't go off - I thought I just overslept). |
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Hi!
Is there an app that show RSS feeds on the event screen? Like we had in N9? |
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yay, MrMobile explains it all over again :D
Nice like/dislike ratio with ~7000/79 on youtube! Also many commenters crying "we need a 3rd os" for various reasons. If only they realized things could become "better" if they get their arses up and spend ~250€ for sfosx xperia... |
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I have just updated my dual sim xperia and noticed, like previous updates that the dual sim version is updated as if a single sim. I tried to apply the necessary adjustments using the phone's terminal but this time I've made a mistake and the phone won't boot up beyond the initial searching for the sim screen. ( a revolving circle which goes blank after about 20 seconds), I can't get access to the phone using my computer's remote terminal , I don't know why because I have successfully done it in the past. Any ideas anyone please. I don't mind doing a total reset if necessary as I made a backup but don't know how. Many thanks
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Was there not a recovery mode within the fastboot menu when u flashed it? ,can you still Telnet into device for recovery ?
just thought of it , i maybe need to reflash my x , its not 100 % |
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Thanks for the reply, I wasn't flashing the software. I had installed the update successfully. It was after I tried to edit the text and install multisim that the phone wouldn't boot up.It hangs with the led showing orange and flashing on and off. I have clearly entered incorrect text somewhere, in addition I got a message saying the 2.1.4.13 jolla multisim couldn't be found. It will not let me get past the password authentication, I know the password is correct because I used it to edit the text initially. I reiterate if anyone can tell me how to do a full factory reset , it's not a problem because I backed everything up first.. Any ideas please.
As an aside my single sim after updating to 2.1.4.13 is showing the previous update as available! ! |
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Sailors my xperia x is suffering out of memory, I need to defragment it, what steps to follow?
I do not undestand why jolla use BRTFS. many issues on it. Thanks. |
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As for the issues with BTRFS, the main issues were likely caused by the unfortunate combination of a rather small volume size (16 GB) and very old kernel with a very old version of BTRFS. There were also issues with updating the factory reset state, which turned to be more or less impossible with BTRFS covering all useable space. Given that there have been basically zero storage integrity related issues since the switch to EXT4 @ LVM I'd say the change has been very successful. :) |
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Yeap you right @MartinK to old the kernel at the same time BTRFS. So why jolla enabling BTRFS suport? when this File-Sistem only is good on top version.
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Personally, I'm glad Jolla switched to EXT4/LVM. BTRFS is great for snapshotting and subvolumes, but EXT4 is still faster in most use cases... and the gap is only widening as kernels are updated.
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Memory swapping isn't necessarily a good idea with solid state memory (limited number of read/write operations then memory dies)
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