Love
fate seems to have interesting things to materialize just when I'm not looking
I'll probably change my lineup of tests and still try to give at least 4, I would say that I must now focus on marketing, marketing services, internet marketing and I should put another neighbor ... we'll see
The iPhone a real killer app. The strategy of Apple still escapes me, but it looks like something that I've seen
The 'block' iPhone SIM is something that, in my opinion, is intentionally weak
Add to this that there Darwin runs on ...
# uname-a Darwin iPhone
9.0.0d1 Darwin Kernel Version 9.0.0d1: Wed Dec 12 2007 0:16:00 PT; root: XNU-933.0.0.211.obj ~ 2/RELEASE_ARM_S5L8900XRB iPhone1, 1 unknown
and you gentlemen there quietly in ssh, you probably understand how history is repeating itself
That said, there are already many applications and a nice simple package installation system.
The problem is that there are many scattered repository, and add many has the following disadvantages:
- It takes a lot of time to refresh the sources
- The packages are categorized in a uniform manner
- Many repositories have many packages different categories and force you to have a thousand things on the list
useless - not easy in the case of a complete restore of the iPhone, reinstall everything without making it a repository for repository
So in short I decided to make myself a repository where I only put things I find helpful and leave out the crap:)
Ah, it must be said also that the main space is devoted to iPhone applications but only data (MP3s, videos, photos ...)
# df Filesystem 512-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
/ dev/disk0s1 ; 614400 591648 16608 97% / Devfs 36 36
0 100% / dev
/ dev/disk0s2 15243984 12919512 2324472 15% / private / var
and this means that optimizing space is vital
With a little tweaking you can install applications on the partition 'big', stealing space to MP3;
But consider that 5 Mega can also install more than 10 applications)
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