Sadly SFOS is largely (UI, core apps) proprietary.
PureTryOut
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Sadly SFOS is largely (UI, core apps) proprietary, including that Android support layer.
Sadly SailfishOS is more proprietary than AOSP, with it's UI and several core apps being proprietary and no indication of ever open-sourcing them.
We did, but the deadline for that has passed ages ago sorry.
On the majority of devices that do have working call audio, it works with PulseAudio only. The Wireplumber plugin @MrSoup@lemmy.zip mentioned is only part of the equation, there is more work to be done.
You can already switch to PipeWire for audio just fine if you want to try it out though.
I do trust them, they're great people, but I don't like the proprietarieness of it :(