… good news for such users.
What does this have to do with Sailfish?
I thought, that “the last possible version” of SFOS on Xperia 10 III could by now rely on Android 13 instead of Android 12. With good luck, I could you use my Xperia 10 III longer.
That is not how SFOS works, and actually SFOS needs “Android 11”* drivers to work.
That is what you downloaded from here.
*A longer and better explanation is needed here.
Maybe I don’t fully understand SFOS by now, but in your link I read:
" Software binaries for AOSP Android 11.0 – Kernel 4.19 – Lena"
So I thought in future there would be something like:
" Software binaries for AOSP Android 13.0 – Kernel 5.x –…"
And a user of SFOS with newer binaries would profit somehow of that. If this nonsense, this thread should be erased ;-).
might it not result in refreshed aosp packages in the open devices program, perhaps fixing some of the hardware driver related problems with camera, etc?