Comment by 999900000999
3 hours ago
No jack, meaning I'll have to fight a hacked together Bluetooth implementation. Its an interesting project, but not for me.
3 hours ago
No jack, meaning I'll have to fight a hacked together Bluetooth implementation. Its an interesting project, but not for me.
Out of all the OS's on which you'd have to hack on a bluetooth implementation, I feel like a mostly vanilla linux is the best one you could hope for. [edit] If it's not obvious from my previous phrasing, I'm referring to Sailfish OS.
It uses Bluez for bluetooth connections. Or maybe that's what you meant ;) Bluetooth is a hack anyway.
Bluetooth barely works on Android.
I have no confidence in it working constantly on a new OS like this.
The new OS launched in 2013 on production hardware and has a legacy even longer in the Maemo project under Nokia.