Why not just switch provider? (I know, you should’t have to. But it would be a very easy fix for your issues )
XIII on Sailfish is a great device.
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frankly, i don’t have the confidence that changing provider will be a guaranteed win at this point.
the mobile-data problems are too common across too many providers - pointing to a general problem with the ofono stack afaict.
There are older chipsets that are close to be able to run on mainline linux.
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“Older chipsets” like the ones used in the Volla & other EU ventures?
The snapdragon 845 was what i had in mind.
That would be very easy to test with a SIM from a friend/co-worker etc…
Would a 4G phone be a good entrypoint nowadays? Perhaps for the right maket…
Sounds good. No L10N strings, which points to an update with -hopefully- tons of bugfixes.
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I have no idea if you can combine an old chipset with newer modems for 5g etc. But as long as the device runs good 5g isn’t much of a necessity.
I am still waiting to switch since I want to use my device to test this issue.
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All the best wishes for Jolla!
Looking forward to 5.5 release! 
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5.5? You’re so advanced
BTW Jolla, it’s Jan, release it now.
Joke.
A happy new year to everyone
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Happy new year to all Sailors.
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Oops maybe It’s a leak news😂 haha
Yeah it’s Jan, let get to the hype train
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Where is it?
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They wrote that “We aim for”. For me is that they’ll be doing what they can to do this but it’s not like mandatory. It seems they did found out something during the tests maybe, who knows.
I’d like to see this release also but I’d suggest to stay calm and wait
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Better later and less bugs than earlier and more bugs.
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Better is the enemy of good.
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Has the translation round started yet, at least? I have seen no announcement in that direction. If no then we should be still several weeks away from a release.
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