My latest app is a #SailfishOS client for Hauk, a realtime location sharing that you can self host. Soon on Harbour and Chum 🎉
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Andrea Scarpino
@ilpianista@functional.cafe
mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchDevOps/SRE/Platform Engineer, woodworker, father. #FLOSS #Privacy #Security #SailfishOS #DIY. #ArchLinux and #KDE developer fellow. #fedi22
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Joined April 12, 2017
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Exciting news! Work in progress for gecko ESR 115 in #SailfishOS! https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/gecko-esr102-development/22245/16
We now have image thumbnails in Dee thanks to @Antti98@mastodon.social ! #SailfishOS
I've given my #SailfishOS Hacker News client a bit of a revamp... hard to believe it's already 11 years old!
#SailfishOS Tampella 5.0.0.76 released to all! 🎉
https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/release-notes-tampella-5-0-0-76/28285
Perhaps I'm missing something, but having both the "Share" and "Copy to clipboard" options in my apps seems a bit of a waste to me. I've updated the old clipboard share plugin for #SailfishOS >= 4.4. It will soon be available on Chum as well.
Since my first submission to Harbour, the #Jolla Store, (and that was 9 years, 11 months ago!) I’ve missed email notifications for app reviews (AKA comments).
Not anymore: I wrote a Prometheus exporter to receive alerts when I get a new review. As a bonus, I now have historical data for my apps: https://scarpino.dev/posts/harbour-exporter-a-prometheus-exporter-for-the-jolla-store.html
Dee 0.0.4 is out with quite a few changes to the UI! #SailfishOS #lemmy
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@usul@piaille.fr
I'm sorry, but we shouldn't use pgp to encrypt our emails anymore https://soatok.blog/2026/01/04/everything-you-need-to-know-about-email-encryption-in-2026/
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@rubdos@mastodon.social I don't use Plasma either, but once you've tried kdeconnect, it's hard to switch to anything else. I start the daemon manually when I need it.
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@rubdos@mastodon.social It's far from perfect, but I'm on it. I'm also still waiting for the Harbour review 😕
What a rude awakening.
My #SailfishOS phone died. I need a new device so that I can continue to work on my own apps. If you can contribute with one, I need your help! (More at https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/looking-for-a-device-again/29479).
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@frankps@mastodon.babb.no great news! It does also provides Chum metadata now, I'll create a package ASAP.
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@ekari@mementomori.social
+1 for podQast over gPodder and while I'm on it also FoilAuth over SailOTP
@rubdos@mastodon.social
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@rubdos@mastodon.social @ekari@mementomori.social I'm sorry, but I did the switch several years ago, can't help 😕
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@rubdos@mastodon.social I use daily SailfishConnect, Fuoten, SeaPrint and ShakeTorch (self promotion!) and Dee 😉
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@rubdos
That's a convenient feature, I agree. There's an open issue and a stale PR https://github.com/sailfishos-chum/sailfishos-chum-gui/issues/126
@RandySimons
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The app isn't available in any store yet because I need to fix the CI first (the Rust thing build isn't perfect). It will be soon!
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@frankps@mastodon.babb.no
Oh, no need to create a package; angelfury is doing it. Also you and I got a mention in the release notes on the forum :-)
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Furthermore, aiming of reducing my reliance on OpenRepos, I have opened these merge requests to get these apps onto Chum 🤞
@grafana@grafana.social Hey, your #RSS feed returns 404. It's still being linked in the last blog post about the #Grafana 12.4.2 security release.
https://grafana.com/blog/index.xml
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As a result, these apps are no more available in OpenRepos: SailHN, Papocchio, ShakeTorch and MPW (now named Spectre).
However, latest version is available in Chum and soon on Harbour (except ShakeTorch since it provides a plugin).
Damn, can't wait to get my hands on it!
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@chrastecky@phpc.social @rubdos@mastodon.social can't recommend BitSailor because it installs the bitwarden CLI from npm (it asks the user for confirmation first) and I don't trust npm packages nowadays (well, maybe I never did...). Can't promise anything, but I would like to write one wrapping rbw as Dee showed me the way to use Rust libraries 🙂
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@abranson I agree that missing support for secrets is a problem. However, I suppose I can just run strings harbour-quickddit to read it? 🤔
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@chrastecky@phpc.social
First of all thanks for even evaluating rbw. It's just me vs Node/npm, nothing specific to BitSailor 😉
@rubdos@mastodon.social