i have been using openHAB for a long time now and I’m very happy with it.
I am currently switching my mobile device from iOS to a Jolla Phone , which runs Sailfish OS (a European-developed, Linux-based operating system, made by “Nokia” Developers).
As far as I can tell, there is currently no native Sailfish OS app for openHAB. While the Android app can be run via the Android support container, a native solution would be ideal.
Are there any plans to provide a native openHAB app for Sailfish OS, or could this be added to the feature roadmap? I would be happy to help with the porting process, though I am more experienced in backend and scripting than in app development.
I’m not sure how much effort it would take to port the Android app or if it’s a straightforward process. Other services like Nextcloud already have a native app on this platform. Supporting a native openHAB app would promote European independence from Big Tech and potentially attract more users to our community.
As this is a Open-Source project run entirely by the community, there is no such thing like a feature roadmap. What gets added depends entirely on what is contributed. Of course, maintainers often have a „vision“ for their part of openHAB for the next version, but usually it’s also the maintainers implementing their vision, so it’s basically the same as with all other contributions.
That being said, if someone starts a Sailfish OS app, we (mainly openHAB Foundation staff) can offer help with hosting the code in the openhab GitHub org, integrating the documentation into the website and the openHAB Foundation can also help/assist with publishing to an app store, e.g. for the Android and iOS apps, the openHAB Foundation is the legal entity publishing the apps.
Just PM me in case you need assistance.
Thank you for your efforts and your quick response. Unfortunately, the installation isn’t working.
[defaultuser@xxxxxxx Downloads]$ devel-su pkcon install-local harbour-openhab-0.1-3.aarch64.rpm
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Dateien werden installiert
Änderungen werden getestet
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Schwerwiegender Fehler: nichts stellt 'libQt5Core.so.5' bereit, das vom zu installierenden harbour-openhab-0.1.1.release+main.20260328184422.8492f26-3.aarch64 benötigt wird
