List of unofficial ports

As I asked so I did, although I accidently deleted previous topic while half asleep because there was no confirmation button (true story).

https://portslist.verdanditeam.com

Instructions on how to add info about port are on the website as well, so willing porters, please add the file, it’s mostly one-time thing.

If you notice any issues, if you want any features, state below. If you know CSS more than my sorry backend ass, PLEASE contribute, source is here.

Data will be synced like once per day or so so don’t expect it to pop up instantly.

Please don’t add some nasty data and please don’t try to hack me, thanks and I hope this helps!

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The question is (or should be) how “easy” it is to find the HW that these ports support.

That is unsolvable problem because it depends on where does viewer live and how much money they have

Yeah, not nice but it happens. I hope that there will not be a “next time” for something like that but if it will be you can ask mods to undelete it.

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Hello,

I have 2 suggestions for the repository:

  • Add a license file to help contributors know what they sign for.
  • Add a README.md to describe the content (also a pointer to where the “database” is would be especially useful as I searched a little but did not find it).

The contributions I was ready to do in the database were:

  • AFAIK, mal is the author of all 3 Fairphone ports (2, 4, 5, with 6 on the way).
  • I thought that the Gemini PDA was an official port (I may be wrong, though).

You seem to be misunderstanding (which is okay if you haven’t read my original post).

Yes the project doesn’t have any database on github because that’s not how it works :stuck_out_tongue:

The data that’s on the website is gathered by checking all the projects on sfos’s OBS, because if you want your port to have OTA updates you have to have project there (with exceptions). Hence that list of projects is quite possibly most complete list of ports, because if port isn’t there, it’s most likely not being updated.

But that only gave me phone, vendor, and sfos version, but I also need to know what is not working/if port is in progress still. That’s why, as I said on website, I check droid-configs repo, which every single one of those projects have to build, for file containing that additional data.

So once willing porter adds that file, it will be scraped and data will be filled automatically without anyone having to do anything.

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Thanks for the clarification.
Adding the license file and README remain as suggestions but the rest is indeed not applicable.

Oki-doki @piggz’s ports were missing, now we got a LOT more 5.0 ports

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What about adding official devices as well? Would be nice to have a list of all devices one can have SFOS on.

If you provide me with a way in which i can fetch them all and their versions, sure

Ayy @Sharks is the first kind person to add the file!

Now everyone else also do it please ;-;

Certain @piggz is REALLY SLACKING with it :laughing:

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That is taking me to your blog right now.

Which is strange because I just opened it on mobile data on my phone and it worked fine :man_shrugging:

But it apparently sometimes likes to do that and i still haven’t figured why

EDIT: holdup i went to blog and tried coming back and that did result in blog again so lemme debug it

EDIT2: Fixed, enjoy

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HTC Desire HD SFOS 2.0.1.7 (Taalojärvi).
Still running. My wife is using it daily because of great games.

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now @piggz joined and added the files :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

Now it would be awesome if certain fairphone maintainer cough @mal cough did so too :smiley:

One person also linked me list where I can get device names and codename corelation so I can use that to prettify the list!

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Okay so screw the list, it wasn’t working out because there was same codename for multiple devices, so instead I fetch .spec file and updated vendor and device name based on that and now the list is looking MUCH better

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