_    _____ ____    _     _     _      __
    / \  |  ___/ ___|  | |   (_)___| |_   / _| ___  _ __
   / _ \ | |_  \___ \  | |   | / __| __| | |_ / _ \| '__|
  / ___ \|  _|  ___) | | |___| \__ \ |_  |  _| (_) | |
 /_/   \_\_|   |____/  |_____|_|___/\__| |_|  \___/|_|

   ____ _   _ _   _   ___     _
  / ___| \ | | | | | / / |   (_)_ __  _   ___  __
 | |  _|  \| | | | |/ /| |   | | '_ \| | | \ \/ /
 | |_| | |\  | |_| / / | |___| | | | | |_| |>  <
  \____|_| \_|\___/_/  |_____|_|_| |_|\__,_/_/\_\

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             Last updated: 2024/10/29
             
IMPORTANT: This document assumes that your iOS device is 32-bit and
           jailbroken. Beyond that, I have no idea if this will be
           relevant.
       
If a partition labeled as "Documents on" is available on a GNU/Linux 
system when an iOS device is plugged in, the following is a list of
apps in which you should get easy access to exported files and projects
rather than needing iTunes to add/remove files to/from the device.

If you do not have "Documents on" showing up in the file-manager, you 
need a GNU/Linux system with 'systemd' enabled and iDeviceMounter and/or
'libimobiledevice-utils' installed. Also, the iOS device needs to be 
jailbroken with 'Apple File Conduit "2"' installed (via Cydia).

Alphabetical order:
------------------
    - FL Studio HD v2.4
    - FL Studio Mobile v3.1.13
    - GarageBand  v1.3
    - iFile       v3.0
    - Keynote     v1.7.2
    - Numbers     v1.7.2
    - Pages       v1.7.2
    - Pianist Pro v1.7
    - Procreate   v1.9.2 (iPad version; light-gray icon with rainbow brush-head; for ~iOS6)
    - VLC         v3.3.12

Notes/Tips
----------
Use the iFile v3.0 directory to add files to the iOS device via 
"Documents on" but then use 'FileBrowser' from Cydia on the iOS device 
for the rest of what you need as iFile v3.0 will most likely not 
recognize your "Open with" apps, including iBooks.

If you find a copy of Procreate v2.2 rather than the listed "v1.9.2,"
the newer version will probably crash each time you try to launch it.

GarageBand v1.3 exports should be compatible with the latest version 
of GarageBand for Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6). If you want MIDI export,
you will have to create music with "FL Studio Mobile."

When doing office-related work using Pages, Numbers, and/or Keynote,
make sure to export in the Microsoft formats as LibreOffice still does
not have *.pages and etc. support. However, if you have a Snow Leopard
machine (Mac OS X 10.6), these versions listed should be compatible with
iWork 09.

Any documents added to the iOS versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote 
get converted in a way that is only compatible with the mobile versions,
i.e., Apple's "everything is a database" philosophy.

If 'systemd' is not available on your GNU/Linux system and you need to
grab your Procreate "masterpiece," you should be able to just export
the image to the iOS device's photos and then grab it just as if it
were any other DCIM image via a "Photos" partition.

Video, music, and playlist files (including Internet radio/video m3u8 
stuff) can be added using a network connection between the iOS device 
and a desktop web browser via one of VLC's settings if 'systemd' is not 
an option.

Books can be added to iBooks via 'Calibre' for GNU/Linux using a network
connection and Safari on the iOS device. They can also be added via
iFile's directory in "Documents on" and then "Open with" using 
'FileBrowser' from Cydia on the iOS device.