Really bad that the cooperation with Aurora OS had to die. No matter the politics. End result is, Sailfish is stagnating, Aurora OS will never be sufficiently open. SFOS seemed the more solid choice as a Linux on phone compared to pmOS or ubports, but, well, there we (currently) have the same problems that I read about in the pmOS wiki on every target they have…
Spreading resources thin to that AI thing certainly doesn’t do any good either.
Way I see it, only a sugar daddy could save SFOS, which is on the decline, or a partnership with a major phone vendor.
Who would invest in such a project?
Mobile providers wanting to lock people into their ecosystem or companies wanting to control employees. It is slightly hilarious that controlling the user is the highest priority if investment is to be considered into the “alternative OS”.
I hope it survives, yet not for a reason a consumer should have - due to my sheer hate of Android and their entire bloated codebase, apps weighing the weight of Linux distributions of the 10’s…