While my Jolla still hasn’t shipped, the community isn’t sitting still at all. Sailfish has already been ported to Jolla’s spiritual predecessor – yes, the Nokia N9 can now run Sailfish OS. The beautify of it all is that you don’t even need to remove Harmattan, since it can dual-boot. It’s relatively complete too, since GPS, A-GPS, Bluetooth, wifi and ‘Calling Functions’ are already working.
In addition, Sailfish’ first update, version 1.0.1.10 has been detailed in its changelog – it’s mostly a bugfix and stability release. So, when the pre-order devices arrive at our doorsteps, we’ll have a software update waiting
Looks like me and my 64GB white n9 have something to do tonight![;)](https://www.osnews.com/images/emo/smile.gif)
Do not forget wine to celebrate and romantic music while installing the Jolla seed into it![;)](https://www.osnews.com/images/emo/wink.gif)
Why modded down?
Are we insulting someone?
I want.
…and thanks to the nature of the package manager in Sailfish, users won’t have to wait for the carrier to push the update or anything silly like that.![;)](https://www.osnews.com/images/emo/smile.gif)
So far all updates are coming from Sailfish repositories, carriers have nothing to do with them.
I was sure they had shipped phones?
Yes, they started, but currently their reach is pretty limited. Nothing is available for US for sure, even if you buy it in Europe – current devices won’t support US 3G and 4G networks.
So wait… I can’t import the phone and use at least the 3G connectivity over T-Mobile AWS bands? I thought at least that was supported? I was hoping to do that, as I am not as concerned about the lack of LTE support state side.