As far as I know, this is the latest available version: Sailfish OS 2.2.0.29 beta1 release
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Thank you Ingo.
In another topic, Theofruitrouge give me a link to have the current statement of SFOS on FP2 :
During the last UBports Q&A, the information was shared that the developer of Anbox was able to help them to fix Anbox on devices with Adreno GPUs.
Could this help making it work in SFOS?
https://ubports.com/de_DE/blog/ubports-blog-1/post/ubuntu-touch-q-a-34-164
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Next Sailfish OS release for FP2 will be available quite soon after the next official Sailfish OS version is released. I think that should not take too long. I will have to check the latest Anbox changes and see of those help with FP2.
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The new Sailfish OS version (2.2.1.18) was released this week for official devices and the build target is now available so I can build it for FP2 and start testing this weekend and if everything goes well we might get a new Sailfish OS release for FP2 next week.
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And as a quite early christmas surprise you will present Anbox on top, right? 
No, honestly: thanks mal for all your great work on this port!
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I have now built and started testing of Sailfish OS 3.0.0.8 on FP2. So far all features seem to work as before so shouldnât take much more testing before I can prepare a new release.
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Hello
I flashed this 3.0.0.8 version for my first flash with the FP2 and I love it ! Thank you so much !!
I just canât turn off the FP2, Iâm sorry if you answered this before.
Activate the flashlight before shutting down.
Make sure the phone is not connected to USB or a charger, or the flashlight workaround might not work.
Maybe turn off Bluetooth, too.
Fun workaround 
It didnât worked for me, all radios were off, only the flashlight was on (and phone was disconnected from charger as you said). Thanks for the really quick answer anyway !
Too bad.
In this case, you can reboot into TWRP (keep Volume + pressed while rebooting until TWRP is shown), and then shut down from there.
Oh 
Ok, and Iâll wait for a fix. I suppose it worked with Sailfish OS v2 and doesnât work since v3.
Thank you !
Do we have a way to list installed apps and reinstall them from the list ? To help with developpement versions, I donât care crashing the system because my contacts and calendards are synced from CardDav/CalDav, the only time costing thing is finding the apps that were installed
The inability to shutdown the device is not related to Sailfish OS but instead itâs caused by the new main camera module and occurs even in Android. In Android the workaround mentioned in one of the earlier posts does work but not sure why it doesnât work in Sailfish OS, maybe the shutdown procedure in Sailfish OS is so different from Android that it cannot work. There is a bug about that in Fairphone bug tracker https://bugtracker.fairphone.com/project/fairphone-android-7/issue/7.
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Ok ! Sorry for incriminating your sailfish port. Iâll watch this 
Initial testing of Sailfish OS 3.0.1.11 for FP2 hasnât shown any new issues so if everything goes well it shouldnât take long before I can make the release. Unfortunately this release is still built on top of Android 6 base because the Android 7 sources are not yet available.
This is really cool
May I ask if you have made any progress in the integration of Anbox?
That would make the FP2 with your great port the absolute winner
I looks like we might be able stop using the old firmware partition soon in Sailfish OS for FP2. If all goes well reworked proximity sensor handling is soon going to be available in Sailfish OS which allows proximity sensor to be used only when needed and it makes it possible to for FP2 to suspend normally. This wasnât available before because normally the power consumption of proximity sensor is so small that it was easier to have it on all the time. I have tested the work-in-progress code on my device and it seems to work but it needs more testing.
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Hi everyone, I just received my Fairphone 2 and wanted to avoid Android if possible. I just installed Ubuntu Touch on it, it looks nice but definitely isnât polished enough for a primary device. So Iâd like to try Sailfish 3. Is there a tuto how to flash it on my phone? Whatâs the current status of it? I upgraded my phone to 19.02 on Android before removing it so I think all firmware should be up-to-date, shouldnât they?
Edit: I found this wiki page which seems up-to-date, however, it talks about Android 18.04 when I had 19.02 on my phone, and now I have Ubuntu Touch 16.04. Do I need to reflash it with Android before flashing it to sailfish? Does Android have to be version 18.04?