Suggestions for Sailfish improvements

how about ssh?

Yes, @Moo-Crumpus, of course, many of the current SFOS customers commenting on this forum can (almost) always help themselves, but Jolla will not survive that way. I try to bring in the view of an average user, one without too much technical knowledge. The device must serve the user and be as comfortable and intuitive to use as possible. Here in this forum there are mostly (if not almost exclusively) geek voices...

Including of APPs and app screen location (app folders), create desktop client to synch and manage backup and information, basically iTunes for Sailfish.

Yes, @DarkTuring, it points in this direction, but precisely iTunes is IMHO a really deterrent example... I‘m thinking more of the vintage Sony Ericsson or Nokia PC Suite thing, where you were able to interact in a easy-to-use and intuitive manner with your USB attached phone on your computer: be able to manage applications, create and restore backups, write and export SMS, edit and synchronize calendars, contacts, the music library or pictures, notifying you of incoming messages or upcoming events - all this locally, without any need of a cloud service at all and through a relatively streamlined application.

This suggestion should be low priority level for Jolla IMO.

@Jk: What do you mean with 'low priority level'? Important or of no importance?

I mean importance, because how many people use fm radio nowdays. Also internetradio is there that can replace partitially.

Well, @Jk... I personally do frequently experience the following situations myself:
- My favourite barbecue and bathing place in the summer is situated in an absolute net-hole, you can't even make a call.
- Smaller but quite nice local radio stations do not necessarily always have an internet stream.
- In a football stadium with more than 80000 spectators, Internet radio is often not possible due to network capacity saturation.

Additionally, the following scenario comes to my mind:
In an emergency situation, where large parts of the network infrastructure fail, radio waves are a great way to keep the people informed.

And, last but not least, there is also a fundamental question, IMHO:
If you have burned resources/raw materials to produce something, then, just for reasons of ethics and sustainability, you should use/enable this product/functionality.

Indeed, it's not the most crucial function around, but it still feels pretty sexy and useful to me... :)