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2018-07-04
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#2631
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Originally Posted by nieldk
Yes that I had noticed. But some of these apps are not that clever to realise I have already connected to the device outside the app!
Not that that is particularly a clever thing!
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2018-07-04
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@ Southerrn Finland
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#2632
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Originally Posted by datman
Heh, you are talking about Android apps here, and mention "clever" in the same sentence
Yes that I had noticed. But some of these apps are not that clever to realise I have already connected to the device outside the app!
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2018-07-09
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#2633
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Is this the kernel source for the XZ2 Compact?
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-tama
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-apollo
Then why it's missing from this list?
https://developer.sony.com/develop/o...functionality/
Jolla, please, please, please make it your next device. It's 65 mm wide!
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-tama
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-apollo
Then why it's missing from this list?
https://developer.sony.com/develop/o...functionality/
Jolla, please, please, please make it your next device. It's 65 mm wide!
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2018-07-10
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ Hanoi
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After a week on Sailfish X latest edition:
Impressed:
-refreshing display quality.
-smooth Sailing fish compared to sluggish stock Android 8.0
-battery life when mobile hotspot enabled
-Camera picture quality. Not so sharp but plenty of detail and good colors.Better than expected.
-speed of everything even though resources are sucked for Android virtual machine
-call quality
-price paid for the whole set: 50 USD for Sailfish and 80 Euro for the phone.
-not impressed:
Sailfish 2.0 design choices:
-row of main icons (phone, contacts, messages) jumps to top row, why?
-minimized apps, press icons: used to be swipe now press: result: too many false presses (ok I am pressing it in wrong area but.. once learned swipe is preferable, why not make option for both)
-profiles take way to prominent place, should be giving place to more useful action
etc..
-Interface summarized: not as intuitive as Nokia 9 Harmattan interface, too many moves required this makes itsself feel in busy situations where useless circling around is often a result.
-unlocking phone is a hassle: no double tap, fingerprint sensor does not work (registering fingerprints works somewhat, unlocking not, might be hardware issue)
-keyboard key placement: types "." instead of "space" between every word
Essential telecom features missing:
-Wire messenger Android does not work (hope to see this fixed with Sailfish 3 android upgrade - please Jolla get your act together suck some fund from Europe to integrate services such as this and fight back)
-no integrated SIP account, how is this even possible?
-SD card 32GB format to EXT4 in device menu does not work
Native apps wearing thin:
-Cutespot no longer maintained
-No Firefox after all this time?
OK and so so:
-at least I can listen music / call with my BT Senheisser Momentum headphones. But more easy to distort than other modern phones.
I like he device form factor (within the dislike of the obligatory candy bar concept of phone), the OS, waited a while to get Sailfish X issues sorted out, only to find now core features are still missing.
So still waiting more since 2010 on something really exciting to come into realization.
Impressed:
-refreshing display quality.
-smooth Sailing fish compared to sluggish stock Android 8.0
-battery life when mobile hotspot enabled
-Camera picture quality. Not so sharp but plenty of detail and good colors.Better than expected.
-speed of everything even though resources are sucked for Android virtual machine
-call quality
-price paid for the whole set: 50 USD for Sailfish and 80 Euro for the phone.
-not impressed:
Sailfish 2.0 design choices:
-row of main icons (phone, contacts, messages) jumps to top row, why?
-minimized apps, press icons: used to be swipe now press: result: too many false presses (ok I am pressing it in wrong area but.. once learned swipe is preferable, why not make option for both)
-profiles take way to prominent place, should be giving place to more useful action
etc..
-Interface summarized: not as intuitive as Nokia 9 Harmattan interface, too many moves required this makes itsself feel in busy situations where useless circling around is often a result.
-unlocking phone is a hassle: no double tap, fingerprint sensor does not work (registering fingerprints works somewhat, unlocking not, might be hardware issue)
-keyboard key placement: types "." instead of "space" between every word
Essential telecom features missing:
-Wire messenger Android does not work (hope to see this fixed with Sailfish 3 android upgrade - please Jolla get your act together suck some fund from Europe to integrate services such as this and fight back)
-no integrated SIP account, how is this even possible?
-SD card 32GB format to EXT4 in device menu does not work
Native apps wearing thin:
-Cutespot no longer maintained
-No Firefox after all this time?
OK and so so:
-at least I can listen music / call with my BT Senheisser Momentum headphones. But more easy to distort than other modern phones.
I like he device form factor (within the dislike of the obligatory candy bar concept of phone), the OS, waited a while to get Sailfish X issues sorted out, only to find now core features are still missing.
So still waiting more since 2010 on something really exciting to come into realization.
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2018-07-10
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@ Paris, France
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#2635
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@ste-phan
Thanks for your detailed post. Note that for me:
- fingerprint works ok to unlock the device even if sometimes it takes time to have it working properly + it works only if you have first clicked and swiped once which is not great
- I have a microSD card 128GB using EXT4 that works perfectly fine
- Firefox is underneath the Sailfishos web browser but the engine lags behind the latest firefox. Otherwise you have to use the android version of Firefox (which works perfectly fine). And you can use also some other natives web browser in SFOS such as webcat (webkit-based).
- not working double tap is unfortunate but it can work in other devices under SFOS as you probably know (there is a sort of hardware issue - or at least not compatible with current software - with Xperia X afaik)
- SIP account. The software is in place. It is mainly a problem of proper integration in UI and more testing. I believe someone already could have it working without too much hassle (check maybe https://sailfishmods.de/)
Hope it helps
Thanks for your detailed post. Note that for me:
- fingerprint works ok to unlock the device even if sometimes it takes time to have it working properly + it works only if you have first clicked and swiped once which is not great
- I have a microSD card 128GB using EXT4 that works perfectly fine
- Firefox is underneath the Sailfishos web browser but the engine lags behind the latest firefox. Otherwise you have to use the android version of Firefox (which works perfectly fine). And you can use also some other natives web browser in SFOS such as webcat (webkit-based).
- not working double tap is unfortunate but it can work in other devices under SFOS as you probably know (there is a sort of hardware issue - or at least not compatible with current software - with Xperia X afaik)
- SIP account. The software is in place. It is mainly a problem of proper integration in UI and more testing. I believe someone already could have it working without too much hassle (check maybe https://sailfishmods.de/)
Hope it helps
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2018-07-10
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@ Guate
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Originally Posted by P@t
How you get work sd ext4 on xperia x?
@ste-phan
- I have a microSD card 128GB using EXT4 that works perfectly fine
I am not using sd card on my device because is not supporting ext4 partially, vfat not make sense.
Last edited by karlos devel; 2018-07-10 at 16:48.
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2018-07-10
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@ Southerrn Finland
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Originally Posted by P@t
Whaddya mean wake-on-doubletap does not work?
- not working double tap is unfortunate but it can work in other devices under SFOS as you probably know (there is a sort of hardware issue - or at least not compatible with current software - with Xperia X afaik)
I've had XperiaX from the day it launched and it has worked on all SW versions...
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2018-07-10
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Originally Posted by karlos devel
huh, of course ext4 works on XperiaX...
How you get work sd ext4 on xperia x?
I am not using sd card on my device because is not supporting ext4 partially, vfat not make sense.
Code:
[nemo@Sailfish ~]$ [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ mount | grep mmcblk1 /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /run/media/nemo/c59991d9-651d-494b-8315-cde27294d82f type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,data=ordered,uhelper=udisks2) [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ version Sailfish OS 2.2.0.29 (Mouhijoki) [nemo@Sailfish ~]$
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2018-07-10
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Then why is not worked on my side? how many GB in ur sd card? what brand sd card? from what sailfish version are using ext4?. you did some hack?
huh, of course ext4 works on XperiaX...
Code:[nemo@Sailfish ~]$ [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ mount | grep mmcblk1 /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /run/media/nemo/c59991d9-651d-494b-8315-cde27294d82f type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,data=ordered,uhelper=udisks2) [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ [nemo@Sailfish ~]$ version Sailfish OS 2.2.0.29 (Mouhijoki) [nemo@Sailfish ~]$
Other user here using ext4 in xperia x?
Last edited by karlos devel; 2018-07-10 at 18:11.
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