Added to wiki wishlist stuff. Gonna try to put the package links later.

Osmand.
Signal.
Wireguard.

To others if you are adding stuff to wiki wishlist:
I used FasterApplicationManager.

Click "Remove application" (to get to the ones you are using and probably want to add).

Click the app you want to add to wishlist.

Click on the app window's earth symbol on the upper right corner.

You will get to the page where you can copy link to the latest release of the package.

briar - this one is key, gets us chat and voip like skype but super hardened for crypto and can skip messages via other users when there is no 'net.
https://briarproject.org

avrdude and if possible the whole arduino IDE

Have to have USB host mode switcher

Kodi, can I dream, it uses a weird way of appearing in x11 I think?

transmission or similar torrent app, has needed an update since magnet links came out at least

maybe a manga downloader too, even if the screen is too small we can always zoom in on the pngs
https://github.com/manga-download/hakuneko

Was it that now it would be preferred these wishes go to wiki wishlist with links to packages? And if so does this thread serve now as a mere chat forum about what could be good to add?

Just making things clear so there would not be wishes in two places. I think if someone is really seeing the trouble of porting it is good to help with a list in one place and with a link to package.

Modern web browser, XMPP/Telegram client (looking similar to Conversations), IMAP client, hotspot manager, document viewer and music player (MPD client would be good enough).

I've started turning the page into a table to make it easier to read:

https://leste.maemo.org/Wishlist

If someone can work on formatting the rest, that'd be welcome.

I think many of the conversations stuff should all go in/via telepathy, which is also how the maemo conversation stuff works, so once we have a UI for it, we can start adding plugins.

It looks like telepathy OTR/OMEMO support is a bit weird: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/telep...ble/issues/279

simple-brightness-applet was immensely simple to port, please look at git commits here:

https://github.com/maemo-leste/simple-brightness-applet

All I did was:

1. wget http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p...1maemo0.tar.gz
2. tar xf simple-brightness-applet_1.1-1maemo0.tar.gz
3. cd simple-brightness-applet-1.1/
4. dpkg-buildpackage -uc -b
5. dpkg -i ../simple-brightness-applet_1.1-1maemo0_amd64.deb

Then I extracted the tar again, turned it into a git repository (first commit), added gbp.conf (second commit) and changed the changelog (last commit). Made a tag to match the changelog release (git tag 2.0 ; git push --tags)

Then I added it to our jenkins instance, and fired off the job:

https://phoenix.maemo.org/job/simple...plet-binaries/

And now it's in our main repo. (It probably needs to go into an -extras repo instead, but we're working on it and will move it over soon)

https://maedevu.maemo.org/leste/pool...htness-applet/

How about Load Applet? I think that is usefull to see the cpu and ram usage bar. Many times I look them to see if something is still loading so I do not hesitate on trying to get something to work if there is load still going on. And those help to see if something stays consuming resources in the back. And that applet has also the sceenshot as well as screen recording which could be usefull if someone wants to show something.

I formatted the rest. I left couple empty lines in the end for copying and filling for others to use. And anyone can edit the proper names for specifications ("fashion" which I used is maybe incorrect choice of wording).