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Apple System Software32-bit Intel and older Click here for manuals, magazines, tutorials, and etc. |
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Install using Cydia; camera will default to back lens | ||
Use to thoroughly uninstall apps | ||
Advanced file manager running under root | ||
Makes it so you can install Unix programs using 'apt-get' like on GNU/Linux but from Fink (and related) repositories; click here for compile and installation instructions | ||
Formerly "Gimp-Print," Gutenprint is a collection of free-software printer drivers for use with UNIX spooling systems, such as CUPS, LPR, and LPRng; you may also want usbtb 1.0.17 if you need to use an adapter to connect an older printer | ||
Install using Cydia; cleans various things in your iOS system | ||
A file-manager; you may need this in order to add files using "Documents on" when connected to GNU/Linux | ||
Install using Cydia; along with the command-line version (IPA Installer Console v3.4.1-1) and 'AppSync Unified', this is what you use to install IPA files on a 32-bit Jailbroken iOS device; the command-line version of IPA Installer may be the only way to remove apps | ||
A package manager for searching and compiling free and open-source software from source, much of which is easily installed on GNU/Linux, to Mac OS X | ||
An operating system with a mixture of proprietary and open-source components for AmigaOne (X)500(0) and some Apple PPC computers | ||
Install using Cydia; a MobileTerminal fork | ||
An open-source relational database management system | ||
An open-source way to get NTFS support | ||
Adds EXT2/3/4 support | ||
Install using Cydia; this is for when iOS asking permission to access things is not enough; you can even give an app access to a fake set of contacts, music list, UUID, and location | ||
"Imagine if Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard was released for the PowerPC architecture"... but ran almost as fast as Tiger. | ||
Use this to flash ISO's and disk images to USB hard drives for booting other operating systems, such as GNU/Linux | ||
Use this to run other 32-bit or 16-bit, Intel-based operating systems from inside of Mac OS X; you will also want the VirtualBox Extension Pack | ||
Use to run applications that use the X.Org X Window System |