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2016-04-11
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#22
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Originally Posted by locusf
saw you had a hacking weekend :-)
Sfdroid experiments are under way, otherwise Sailfish works quite brilliantly on FP2.
how do sensors work in FP2 ?
Better then on the nexus5?
And powerconsumption: better then android?
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2016-04-12
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#23
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Originally Posted by eekkelund
Thanks, that's all I needed to know. My next phone will be a Sailfish Fairphone 2. The question is, can I buy one now, and flash it with commercial Sailfish when it's ready, or will I have to wait? I don't want to get stranded on a community port, but I don't mind paying a little extra for a Sailfish license when the time comes.
Yes it was announced 21 of March.
https://twitter.com/Fairphone/status/711873870748323840
Also in the reply to that same tweet they said that they are working to get commercial parts of Sailfish to work on FP2.
I've asked them on twitter, but no response so far
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2016-04-12
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#24
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Originally Posted by abranson
If you have a Jolla can't you transfer the relevant RPMs? Obviously that's not ideal (or strictly legal?), but better than nothing - i don't think you'd be completely stuck without the commerical bits on a community port.
Thanks, that's all I needed to know. My next phone will be a Sailfish Fairphone 2. The question is, can I buy one now, and flash it with commercial Sailfish when it's ready, or will I have to wait? I don't want to get stranded on a community port, but I don't mind paying a little extra for a Sailfish license when the time comes.
I've asked them on twitter, but no response so far
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2016-04-12
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#25
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Maps transfers fine, exchange does not.
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2016-04-12
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#26
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Originally Posted by Feathers McGraw
Dalvik is dependent on the kernel version, which I'm hoping is a lot newer on the fairphone than the jolla. I'm sure there are plenty of other potential problems too, especially with upgrades. I think I'd rather wait for the official support without some sort of guarantee that I'll be able to switch without any of those shenanigans.
If you have a Jolla can't you transfer the relevant RPMs? Obviously that's not ideal (or strictly legal?), but better than nothing - i don't think you'd be completely stuck without the commerical bits on a community port.
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2016-04-12
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#28
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Originally Posted by Feathers McGraw
I don't think that this is a limitation of Alien Dalvik itself, but rather an outcome of having only binaries.
Thanks, I didn't know that. Anyone know why?
IIRC, part of Alien Dalvik on SailfishOS is a kernel module - if we had the sources, we could build it for newer kernel versions or use something like DKMS, but as we only have the binary, we are limited to one kernel version.
On top of that, I've read somewhere (if I remember it right) that porting Alien Dalvik is comparable to porting SailfishOS itself, as they are many device-specific problems (like sensors), so that's another limitation of having it only in binary form, not just the kernel version limitation.
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2016-04-12
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#29
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Originally Posted by Feathers McGraw
That doesn't sound accurate to me. Alien Dalvik maybe, but definitely not Dalvik.
Thanks, I didn't know that. Anyone know why?
Last edited by nh1402; 2016-04-12 at 12:45.
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2016-04-12
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#30
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Originally Posted by nodevel
and we have Chinese Flash files for the Tablet. Maybe is it possible to extract from them?
I don't think that this is a limitation of Alien Dalvik itself, but rather an outcome of having only binaries.
IIRC, part of Alien Dalvik on SailfishOS is a kernel module - if we had the sources, we could build it for newer kernel versions or use something like DKMS, but as we only have the binary, we are limited to one kernel version.
On top of that, I've read somewhere (if I remember it right) that porting Alien Dalvik is comparable to porting SailfishOS itself, as they are many device-specific problems (like sensors), so that's another limitation of having it only in binary form, not just the kernel version limitation.
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My bank's website works fine for me. Not as convenient as an app, sure, but good enough for occasional use. I can see why you would want the app if you use it all the time.