Sailfish OS Hossa is now available
It has been a long time since my previous blog post, but I thought it was time to give a bit more tech savvy update for a change. I want to open up a bit more in details how things go and the reasoning behind those actions. So, without further a due, let’s proceed.
We are pleased to announce the new 3.0.3 update, which is named after Hossa National Park. Hossa National Park is located in North-East Finland in the region of Kainuu. The park is home to Värikallio, an area that has some of the most important rock paintings in Finland. The paintings tell the story of the Stone Age men that used to be located in the area, and used the water routes next to the stone wall.
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