C'est rigolo de voir jolla ressortit, je dois encore avoir mon jolla 1 avec sa coque The first One dans un coin !

Bonne idée mais un peu cher. Ça serait bien qu'ils fassent une version abordable pour les développeurs.

J'ai suivi ces dernières années, sailfish et les autres, pour comparer à :

-ubuntu touch, qui s'en sort un peu moins mal

sailfish, c'est clairement le projet brouillon pour montrer qu'une autre direction qu'android est possible, mais sans y arriver : -l'équipe est trop petite (une PME) -l'UI souvent rabachée comme bientot OSS/LL, bien que toujours proprio après des années -basée sur AOSP pour certaines strates (halium de mémoire), donc dépendante des choix de google -la plupart des ports sont faits par la communauté -un désordre pour les applis : faut installer un dépot communautaires secondaire, indépendant de jolla, pour en avoir -des présentations commerciales dignes de présentations de stage -leur nouveau bijou : le boitier "IA" -la compatibilité android, par abo et non plus achat en une fois

le seul énorme truc qu'a apporté cet OS, est la gestuelle pour l'interaction, que tout le monde a copié :D

cet os n'a jamais décollé malgré une attente énorme du public ingé/passionné/nerd, qui le suit depuis au moins quinze ans. Bcp d'anciens de nokia d'ailleurs. Mais : quand on regarde à coté, ubuntu toucch, porté par ubports, suite à l'abandon de canonical, a l'air de mieux progresser...

et postmarketos, qu'a germé en 2017, clairement a fait bcp plus en à peine dix ans, que jolla sur sailfish...

pour moi jolla/sailfish est à la mobilité "désandroidisée" ce que eelo/murena est à la mobilité android : un essai à voir, intéressant mais dont les choix n'iront pas plus loin qu'une très petite existence..

(non je porte pas murena/eelo dans mon coeur)

pour moi c'est clair que postmarketos est l'union des nerds qui fait la force, quand à coté sailifish/jolla regardent pas vraiment dans la bonne direction..

Pre-ordered. Time to put our money where our mouth is.

This looks great, sadly no Australia though =(

I understand it is too early to know how the repairability will be of this phone, but how has the repairability been on their previous phones? I'm aware of Fairphone and what I want is basically a Fairphone with Sailfish OS without the limitation of the community ports.

Can't buy in at this point, but I will most probably buy it early next year, hopefully the crowd-buy goes through.

I can't participate in ecosystems run by corrupt Americans (such as Android or iOS). They've been posturing about "freedoms" for so long that they've totally lost understanding of the true meaning of freedom.

I am done with their bullshit.

I'm tempted, because I really like SailfishOS when I used it on an Experia, it's such an intuitive interface for gestures. But I've never spent that much on a phone, and no guarantee it'll work in my neck of the woods.

Glad to see they hit their target and I'll be watching.

Anyone know what bands it supports? Would love to import one to the US if the bands are supported with Mint/Tmo

Edit:

Will the Jolla Phone work outside Europe, can I use it e.g. in the U.S.? Yes, we will design the cellular band configuration to enable global travelling as much as possible, including e.g. roaming in the U.S. carrier networks.

Can I buy the Jolla Phone if I’m outside Europe, can I use it e.g. in the U.S.? The initial sales markets are EU, UK, Switzerland and Norway. Entering other markets, such as the U.S. and Canada are to be decided due course based on potential interest from the areas.
We will design the cellular band configuration to enable potential future markets, including major U.S. carrier networks.

I got burned on a previous Jolla crowdfunding project for a Linux tablet. They never delivered the device. They gave partial refunds.

I pre-ordered, because I really like my C2. The new phone should be even better.

I currently have a PinePhonePro and I'm happy that its the real linux experience in phone form factor, I've tried searching but couldn't find a conclusive awnser.

Is sailfish linux in the sense that i can just change compile target and any linux program will work like on the PPP or is it "linux" in the sense that android is linux?

I put my support down, thanks for letting me know, I was looking for something like this

I've never heard about sailfishos before. Are there any phones running it now? Also, forgive my lack of knowledge, but what's stopping people from running it on their samsungs or whatever?

The whole thing does look interesting. Hopefully it picks up so that in 2 or 3 years when i'll be shopping for a replacement to my pixel 8 I'll actually have some good options.

No eSIM, no go for me.

Really considering preordering one. After a car accident, my phone (which was already aging) got damaged and I was thinking on changing it. This might be the one.

Even if the processor is unidentified, my use case for the phone makes it more than enough (I don't play or do anything aside some messagging, phone calls and web browsing).

I wish I wasn’t unemployed right now so I could get this. It looks so cool and I really love SailfishOS. I had the first Jolla phone back then.

The phone looks nice but last time I tried Sailfish OS (like 2-3 years ago) it was extremely limited. It lacked even basic things like multi-language keyboard with autocomplete. You had to pay extra to run Android apps. If it's more usable now it could be an interesting option.

A user configurable "hardware" privacy switch is a contradiction in itself. If it can be controlled by software it can't do what the marketing claims 🤦

Otherwise, Mediatek soc... likely riddled by binary blob drivers and bad mainline kernel support, but lets see.

I want this shipped to Canada.

I want it entire government to transition to (a variant of) these things

Holy shit yes.

Are these things any good?

So when does it get steam and proton?

Maybe some third party will make a back cover that allows for larger batteries and provides missing accessories some of us still want, e.g. headphone jack, IR blaster, etc.