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Update version history

2021-02-04: 4.0.1.45 was released to Early Access subscribers. There will be a rush at the server on the 4th…

Note: the flashable images of Xperia and Gemini phones will appear when this release has been rolled out to all users.

Size of update

The download size of the update depends on the device type and on the OS version currently in the device. Some typical values below:

Jolla C from 3.4.0 to 4.0.1: about 530 MB
Jolla Tablet from 3.4.0 to 4.0.1: about 530 MB
Xperia X from 3.4.0 to 4.0.1: about 500 MB
Xperia XA2 from 3.4.0 to 4.0.1: about 710 MB
Xperia 10 from 3.4.0 to 4.0.1: about 750 MB

Device models supported by Sailfish X

Jolla Phone is not supported any more. OS release 3.4.0 was the last one for this device launched 7 years ago.

The lowest supported kernel version of Sailfish 4 in the remaining Sailfish OS devices is 3.10. It is in Jolla C, Jolla Tablet and Xperia X

The instructions for installing Sailfish OS to Sony Xperia X, Xperia XA2 and Xperia 10 devices are here – covering Windows, Linux, and macOS computers.

Read this, please, to learn about the Sailfish X licence.

The supported Sony Xperia 10 models are:

10 single-SIM: I3113 and I3123
10 dual-SIM: I4113 and I4193
10 Plus single-SIM: I3213 and I3223
10 Plus dual-SIM: I4213 and I4293

The supported Sony Xperia XA2 models are:

XA2 single SIM H3113 (also H3123, H3133)
XA2 dual SIM H4113 (also H4133)
XA2 Ultra single SIM H3213 (also H3223)
XA2 Ultra dual SIM H4213 (also H4233)
XA2 Plus single SIM H3413
XA2 Plus dual SIM H4413 (also H4493)

The supported Sony Xperia X models are X single SIM F5121 and X dual SIM F5122

The supported Gemini PDA models are x25 and x27.

Contributions from Aurora OS

Several of the key improvements in this release were developed in collaboration with Open Mobile Platform for Aurora OS.

Here are some of the key features contributed by Open Mobile Platform to the Sailfish OS:

Accounts: added limiting account creation with sailfish-mdm and accounts groups, bug fixes
Ambiences: legibility and style improvements, customizing the background blur effect, new OS-level filter
Backup & Restore: Backup process improved
Browser: engine upgraded to Gecko ESR60, toolbar upgraded, UI and media stack rework, site permissions introduction, save web page as PDF added, and bug fixes
Calendar: notifications and event view improved, bug fixes
Camera: QR code recognition added and bug fixes
Email: style and stability improved, sync error warnings adjusted, reply actions introduced for email notifications, new filled text editor style, and bug fixes
Clock: Notification in events view when a clock alarm is snoozed
Connectivity: Hostname is customizable in Settings > WLAN > Advanced, bug fixes
Device management (MDM): MDM API for Bluetooth, for email account settings (ActiveSync), for SMS history, for remote multi-user administration, and for getting WLAN networks
Homescreen: lock screen and status bar legibility improved, redesigned events view with new notifications
Messages: bug fixes
Notes: ambiance and legibility improved
Notifications: new design introduced, events view redesigned, and OS update notification redesigned
People: address books support developed for contacts, improved icon, text coloring, searching for history for unsaved contact, linking and unlinking of contacts, added preferred address book option, and bug fixes
Phone: added information and indication for calling number (premium rate, toll-free number, region), silenced call indication added, and avatar shown on missed call notifications
Sailfish core and middleware: updated karchive, systemd upgrade to 238
Security: Isolation of applications (a.k.a. application sandboxing) implemented for the platform (core) apps, based on Firejail app sandboxing. CVE fixes.
Settings: now uses tab layout, divided into system, app and account settings, app permissions listed in the app settings pages, and guest user support introduced
Text input: colors adjusted for better legibility and now follow the application theming
UI components: legibility, visibility, readability, and style improvements, new style introduced for the tab bar, redesigned buttons and text editors, added customizing app and page background style, and bug fixes
VPN: UI and connections mechanisms improved, support for creating connections from files, connman and VPN other fixes

Jolla appreciates collaborative efforts of its partners and community to make Sailfish OS even better.

Release Highlights

This list below contains examples of new features (and some bug fixes) added to Sailfish OS, compared to the previous public release 3.4.0. The release notes of 3.4.0 can be found here.

Accounts

User is now notified if (s)he has typed a wrong password
Fix signing in to Jolla account after restoring a backup
Account forms now follow the new text input style with improved input validation and error hinting
Limiting account creation with sailfish-mdm
Add account groups for existing accounts.
Creating an invalid account gets a blank screen for busy page. Fixed.
Configuration done with Account qml type can overwrite unrelated changes done elsewhere. Fixed.
Can’t update provisioned account. Fixed.

Ambiences

Four new ambiences for Sailfish 4 added
Legibility and style improvements were done for the dark and light ambiences
New OS-level filter and material system to customize platform wallpaper style
Added support for customizing the background blur effect.

Android App Support

Android App Support of Xperia XA2 and Xperia 10 is now on the level of Android 9 “Pie” (API level 28)
You can now view software licences for Android components in the Settings app
Images, multiple actions and sub-text support added for Android notifications
Android keyboard closing issue with landscape keyboard fixed

Backup & Restore

User’s preferred backup method preserved
Intermediate working files are now cleaned when the backup is cancelled
Expired logs are now automatically deleted

Browser

Gecko engine upgraded to ESR60
Site permissions settings introduced for the browser and individual sites
Automatically opened captive portals to log in to WLAN are now run in a special restricted mode
After connecting to a WLAN, tap message “sign in to the network”. This makes Browser open the sign-in page
Captive portal is now automatically closed if the user walks out of the WLAN range
Redesigned bookmark and history views
Browser toolbar upgraded
Direct access to Settings
Option to save a web page as PDF file
Safemode implemented (for developers): enable with “EMBED_SAFEMODE=1 sailfish-browser”
Redesigned Tabs view
Added adjust network offline timeout
Fixed cancelling download
Connection is secure but doesn’t indicate TLS version. Fixed
Fixed closing of tens of tabs (or just some) crashing browser
Private mode: new icon for tabs-counter
Added indication of connection security type
Media stack was improved

Calendar

Support for the “webcals” URL type for HTTPS added. Contribution from Damien Caliste
Allow picking timezone for events. Contribution from Damien Caliste
Show event attendees in a separate page when the attendee list is long
Highlight event sync failures. Contribution from Damien Caliste
Display a notification when calendar alarms have been snoozed
Allow keeping custom reminder time when editing event if set remotely. Contribution by Damien Caliste
Bug fixes

Camera

QR code reader integrated into the viewfinder – see this help article
Video recording shows remaining time if the storage is getting full
Camera crash fixed with 64-bit systems

Clock

Expiration notifications now use the new in-app notifications called notices
Notification in events view when a clock alarm is snoozed

Connectivity

Captive portal Browser window is now automatically closed if WLAN is turned off or user walks outside of the hotspot range
Hostname is customizable in Settings > WLAN > Advanced
One mobile network issue when booting up the device the first time fixed
Fixed mobile network connectivity issue is startup wizard (SUW)

Device Management (MDM) [Corporate API]

Device users can be managed remotely
You can now provision Active Sync settings to the device
Bluetooth can now be enabled/disabled remotely
Bluetooth user policy added
SMS history API introduced
MDM API for Bluetooth and for email account settings
Limiting account creation with sailfish-mdm added

Email

Email sync fixed in the case of interval-based schedule
Email sync error warnings adjusted
Reply actions introduced for email notifications
Email composer page automatically darkens background to improve legibility
Read email not always getting marked as read fixed
JavaScript disabled in HTML viewer
Email attachment item layout regression fixed
Tap email inbox page header to access other email folders
Regression with meeting invitation buttons fixed
Out-of-office settings use the new filled text editor style
Crash fixed in email background service
Crash fixed when creating certificate-based Active Sync account
Duplicated Outbox folder issue fixed
Fixed signature not displayed after adding a new account (Exchange)
Unread mails in Deleted folder and Spam folder no longer appear on Events View.
The email update is cancelled when turning off network
Fixed adding account from Email or Notes

Home screen

Redesigned Events view with new notifications, calendar widget and social media feeds (Twitter, VK)
Beta: You can now access Events view from Lock Screen by turning on the setting in Settings > Events view
Clean up notifications easily by swiping them away in the housekeeping mode
Subtle shadow effect added to improve lock screen and status bar legibility

Gallery

Convenience actions added to easily jump 10 seconds forward or backward during video playback
Share and edit actions added to the screenshot capture notification

Localisation

Lithuanian and Slovak languages added to Sailfish OS

Messages

Sender avatar shown on message notifications
Date group sections are now sticky so you can always see the day when the message was sent
Fixed initiating a call from temporary contact card in Messages

Notes

Note text is no longer drawn in a highlight colour, but white (in dark) and black (in light) ambiences for maximal contrast
Further note page automatically darkens background to improve legibility

Notifications

The notification system got a big overhaul, adjusting the design, API, features and usage on apps
Redesigned notification popup style
Notifications now support additional actions
Lots of new actions added to different platform notifications
New Events view notification style introduced with gesture-based housekeeping mode
Support for secondary images, e.g. for avatars
Enable Do Not Disturb mode to turn off notification sounds and vibrator feedback
Support coloring on Android notification app icons

People

Address books support developed for contacts
NOTE: 4.0.1 update will remove your synced contacts – please re-sync your accounts to get them back!
Contacts saved on the device are no longer synced to all accounts, only the account you have chosen
When saving a contact the preferred address book is remembered the next time
Downloading avatars from Google fixed
Middle name shown in a contact card
Linking and unlinking of contacts improved
Avoid loading full avatars on app launch (could slow down app launch by few seconds)
Added ability to look through Call history for unsaved contact
Fixed address book combo box text overflow and default setting
Fixed linking to contact from Calendar event and Phone call history
Fixed deleting multiple contacts from main contact page

Phone

Warn user when calling a premium rate number. Indicate when calling a toll free number
Show region on incoming call if known, i.e. mostly on landlines
Silenced call indication added to the incoming call
Caller avatar shown on missed call notifications
Incoming call label wrapping issues fixed when changing system-level font size
Device lock and PIN query emergency call dial page contrast improved for better legibility

Sailfish core and middleware

Updated OpenSSL to the latest stable 1.1 version
Moved to busybox sed
Updated karchive to latest upstream 5.75.0
Updated systemd to 238 version
Moved from bash to busybox ash**

Security

App isolation (a.k.a. application sandboxing) implemented for platform apps, based on Firejail app sandboxing
- Sandboxing limits app’s access to only the needed system resources and user data
- App permissions dialog appears when opening sandboxed apps for the first time
- “Settings > Apps > ” has got the section “Permissions” where one can, by tapping each item, see a brief explanation on what that permission is about
Vulnerabilities fixed:
- kernel [Xperia X (3.10), Xperia XA2 (4.4), Xperia 10 (4.9)]: “BleedingTooth”: CVE-2020-12351, CVE-2020-12352, CVE-2020-24490, CVE-2015-7550, CVE-2015-8767, CVE-2015-7872, CVE-2017-1000251
- kernel [Xperia X (3.10), Xperia XA2 (4.4)]: CVE-2020-13143
- kernel [Xperia X (3.10), Xperia XA2 (4.4)]: CVE-2020-13143
- And others

Settings

Settings now uses tab layout, divided into system, app and account settings
App permissions listed in the app settings pages (Firejail sandboxing)
Guest user support introduced in Users settings
About page automatically darkens background to improve legibility
Device hostname can be changed at “Settings > System > WLAN” by pulling down Advanced

Store

Show download progress and data amounts during app installation and when updating apps
OS update notification now includes OS cover image and download progress
OS update notification duplication issue fixed
Fastboot drivers can be installed on Windows 10 again after updating the latest 20H2 version to the computer. This makes it possible to install Sailfish OS to an Xperia with a Windows computer.

Text input

Lithuanian and Slovak keyboards added
You can now select multiple key layouts for your peripheral Bluetooth or USB-OTG keyboards and switch between the input languages using Ctrl+Space shortcut
Keyboard colours adjusted for better legibility
Keyboard colours now follow the application theming (apps can override the ambience style)
Keyboard settings feedback now uses the new in-app notifications called notices
Combining characters in keyboard popups are now shown correctly (e.g. m̃ instead of m ̃), enabling you to create advanced character layouts (see Lithuanian for reference)

UI components

Redesigned buttons with icon support and outline-style for secondary buttons
Redesigned text editors: two new styles (underlined, filled), customize with buttons (clear, send, etc.) and icons (warning)
API added for customizing app and page background style
New style introduced for the tab bar
Dismiss button removed from the remorse timer to avoid unintended deletions
New Notice API introduced for showing in-app notifications (and taken in use around the OS)
Pulley menu indicator visibility improved on light ambiences
Fix content menus not being closed correctly on display off
App getting stuck if minimized during page transition fixed

VPN

VPN UI fixed to preserve the user credentials
Connection keepalive mechanisms of OpenVPN, VPNC and PPTP VPN improved
Implemented support for creating openfortivpn, VPNC and OpenConnect VPN connections from files
VPN auto-connect at bootup fixed
Connman splitrouting regressions fixed

Weather

“Feels like” temperature now reports real values versus always showing 0 degrees

Device specific improvements

Xperia 10

Fixes for lost audio cases should make the problem occur less frequently

Sailfish OS Forum and T.J.C: Issues reported by the community and fixed in this update

Technical changes

aarch64 apps are now allowed in Harbour
A number of python modules allowed in Harbour: pyopenssl, attrs, pygobject, idna, lxml, pygobject, six, sortedcontainers, toml, twisted, pyyaml and zope-interface. Note: You don’t have to specifically add these to the dependencies in your .spec file, as the dependencies are automatically generated.
Requiring Nemo Contextkit plugin is now allowed in Harbour
Linking to openssl 1.1 is now allowed in Harbour, and openssl 1.0 is deprecated
The relic ‘home’ repository of user ‘honeybadger’ was removed (‘ssu lr’)
Rust language support – including the 64-bit architecture
QtPositioning was upgraded to 5.4
Sailfish OS has migrated from patterns to meta-packages: if you do porting please read these instructions.

Changelog

The detailed changelog is here.

Updating your device

Your device must be connected to the Internet and signed into your Jolla account. If your Jolla account is registered for Early Access releases you should receive an OS update notification when an update is available. If you have decided not to take the Early Access registration then you will get the OS update typically one week later.

We warmly recommend making some 3-4 GB of free space to the internal storage of your device before starting the update. Move your pictures and videos to the SD card (or to your PC or cloud service). After the upgrade turn on the option to save pictures and videos directly from the camera to the memory card (Settings > Apps > Camera).

This is the usual drill before attempting to update your devices:

Take a backup of your data before attempting to update your device and save the backup to an SD card or to some other off-device location (PC, your cloud service). Note that videos and images are not included in cloud-based backups. Do not reboot the device while the update is in progress. Do keep the phone connected to a battery charger during the whole process. Device screen may blank out during the update process; you may waken the display by a short press on the power key to monitor the progress.

For detailed instructions on updating software, read our help article in Zendesk.

NOTE 1:

Sailfish OS does not support downgrading. Never try to downgrade the OS as this would break your device.

NOTE 2:

After downloading an update and selecting “Install” in the pulley menu, the device runs a restart first. In the case of a device with the user-space encrypted,

please note that you will need to type the security code before the actual installation can start.

Notification concerning apps from Open Repos

The apps below have been reported to cause problems when installing the previous OS updates. We recommend that you uninstall them before proceeding to the OS update.

System Monitor by ade must be force removed before upgrade. It will appear in the upgrade warnings while the upgrade is being downloaded, but must be uninstalled manually with ‘rpm -e –noscripts’, as other methods may fail. If it is not removed, the upgrade will most likely fail partway through and you may be left with an unusable device.
The Dynamic calendar and clock icons by fravaccaro have been reported to prevent the Calendar and Clock apps from starting. This issue can be eliminated by devel-su; pkcon remove harbour-dyncal harbour-dynclock
If you use Privoxy, be sure to disable it before downloading the update, especially if you have configured https-inspection
If you use Aliendalvik Control update it to the latest version 9.3.x first or else you will not be able to use your phone. See the author’s instructions.
If you use Storeman update it to the latest version first
If you use SystemDataScope or collectd (see here), remove them. Having them installed will lead into update failure where Internet connections may be broken. See TJC-226291. Upgrading collectd to the latest version may help (no guarantees)
If you use Phonehook or Callrecorder uninstall it before upgrading
If you use Defender, remove it as it will probably prevent your phone from booting up. See this, please.
If you use OKBoard, please remove it.

About SD cards

Encrypted cards must be unlocked by the user to make them available for Sailfish applications.
Non-encrypted cards are mounted automatically when the device is turned on.
Encrypted cards can be formatted only when they are locked. Formatting removes the encryption in this case (the card becomes unencrypted and unmounted). You can then format it again with the option to encrypt if needed.

Known issues – generic

Assisted location services of Mozilla has stopped working from 2020-03-01. This tends to slow down finding the position of the phone. We are looking for alternative ways to make it work faster. Unfortunately, this problem persists. It seems to affect Xperia XA2 worst.
Sailfish can connect Bluetooth Low Energy devices now. However, Android apps cannot use peripheral devices via Bluetooth – other than for playback of the sound. Therefore smartwatches, for instance, cannot be controlled from Android apps
Signing in to Dropbox works via Google only. So, after triggering the sign-in at “Settings > Accounts > Dropbox” and the browser page dropbox.com appears, tap “Sign in with Google” (if you have a Google account).
Importing contacts wizard fails to create a Google account in “Settings > Apps > People”. The same happens if one tries to sign in to a Google account from Email. However, signing in to Google from “Settings > Accounts” does work correctly, after which the contacts will be downloaded to the device (if you allowed this in the account settings)
An invalid warning and request to uninstall all system packages will appear if the previous OS version 3.4.0 is flashed to a device without installing the default Sailfish apps, followed by the download of the current OS version 4.0.1. This warning looks scary but it is just a warning. It should be okay to continue downloading and installing the OS update in the normal manner, i.e., you can ignore the warning. To avoid the warning, enabling the developer mode and running devel-su; pkcon refresh before downloading 4.0.1 may prevent the warning from appearing.
[ developers only ] connman-test package is broken (does not install) for devices freshly flashed with 4.0.1, because dbus-python is no longer available (requires python2). All still works if updating from 3.4.0 as in this case the old dbus-python (if it exists in rootfs) will be used.
QR code reader can recognise only the 2-dimensional code that has squares in 3 corners (for positioning).
4.0.1 update will remove your synced contacts – please re-sync your accounts to get them back!

Known issues to Android App Support 9 – Xperia 10 & Xperia XA2

Aptoide Store (the default Android Store on Sailfish) may not become visible in the app grid if installed during startup wizard (SUW) or later in first boot. Remedy: reboot, uninstall it, install it again.
APKPure website, which is another good source of Android apps, started serving 64bit APKs by default and they’ll fail to install, but there won’t be anything displayed to a user (because notifications from Android App Support are broken). You will need to choose armeabi-v7a (32bit) variant of the APK on the website.
Android apps cannot use peripheral devices via Bluetooth – other than for playback of the sound. Therefore smartwatches, for instance, cannot be controlled from Android apps.
The voice of an incoming call might not automatically be routed to a wired headset. However, if the user first directs the voice to the HF speaker and then back to the headset, the voice can be heard at the headset.

Known issues specific to Xperia X [no changes here]

Not implemented features: FM radio, double-tap wakeup, step counter, RTC Alarms
Issues with mobile data persist on some SIM cards. Turn the Flight mode on and off to reset the network setup. Reverting the device to Android and re-installing Sailfish X has often helped. See our support article.
[camera] Force autofocus mode for photos, and continuous for video. After this, camera focus is still not ideal – as the camera stays out of focus when it starts until you either tap or try to take a shot – but the pictures seem to be better focused now
Bluetooth: problems with some car equipment, some audio devices and computers may appear
The loudspeaker volume level cannot be adjusted very high
Not all SD cards are recognized and mounted.

Known issues specific to Xperia XA2 [no changes here]

Not implemented features: FM radio, double-tap wakeup, RTC Alarms
Bluetooth: there are problems in connecting to some peripheral devices
XA2 does not power up when alarm time has elapsed
Flashing Sailfish X to XA2 might still fail (so far seen to happen on Ubuntu 18.04 when using USB3 port). Please read this article.
With v17B Sony vendor image we observed a decrease in the perceived signal strength of the 5GHz WLAN access points (investigations ongoing). Version v16 may work better in this respect. Therefore we would not recommend flashing v17B for the time being if you use WLAN networks in the 5GHz band. You can reflash the vendor image of your choice by following the instructions in here.

Known issues specific to Xperia 10 [no changes here]

Features not yet implemented: FM radio, double-tap wakeup, support for dual-lens camera, RTC Alarms.
Rarely, audio playback and sensors (display rotation) may stop working. If this happens, please restart the device
In some cases, the acceptance of the PIN code of a SIM card may take up to 5…20 seconds
White balance and HDR (of the camera) do not work.

Known issues specific to Jolla Tablet [no changes here]

There is no progress bar during the installation phase of OS upgrades. This makes it difficult to follow if it makes progress or not. However, if there are no problems the device will restart itself in the end – please wait patiently. If you feel that you have waited enough, wait for yet another 20 minutes before you turn off the device to allow some more time for it to complete the job. Interrupting too early may break the tablet.
Taking screenshots is broken. Pressing the VOL keys together seems to create an image but it cannot be viewed in Gallery.

Known issues specific to Gemini PDA [no changes here]

Features not yet implemented: double-tap wakeup, RTC Alarms
Gemini Screenshot Button Fn + X does not work
Not possible to answer calls when Gemini is closed with side button
Some 3rd party apps have issues in Landscape mode.

转自 https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/release-notes-koli-4-0-1/4542