HangtimePro
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I just wanted to verify this. Is the only difference between these two that Apps don't require the dev to make it available for the current jailbreak version, while tweaks do?
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Nah, apps are just that, apps. GBA4iOS would be considered a jailbreak app. A tweak is something installed on the device that is only there to modify something. If you want to totally avoid the confusing stuff, just refer to anything from Cydia as a package.I just wanted to verify this. Is the only difference between these two that Apps don't require the dev to make it available for the current jailbreak version, while tweaks do?
I see. Would apps be required to be updated to the latest firmware as well in order for them not to crash the Springboard? What has me confused is that some apps are referred to tweaks as well, for example "f.lux".Nah, apps are just that, apps. GBA4iOS would be considered a jailbreak app. A tweak is something installed on the device that is only there to modify something. If you want to totally avoid the confusing stuff, just refer to anything from Cydia as a package.
Most people don't know the difference or don't care so they use the words very loosely. Nope, apps that crash on the springboard are simply not compatible with whatever firmware you are on.I see. Would apps be required to be updated to the latest firmware as well in order for them not to crash the Springboard? What has me confused is that some apps are referred to tweaks as well, for example "f.lux".
Ehh. I'd say it counts more as a regular app than a jailbreak-app. Mostly because it's signed with a legit enterprise certificate, and it can be installed on any device.GBA4iOS would be considered a jailbreak app.
At the same time, those certificates it's being signed with get revoked every few weeks. If you want an installation that won't have any issues, you really have to go with installing it through Cydia.Ehh. I'd say it counts more as a regular app than a jailbreak-app. Mostly because it's signed with a legit enterprise certificate, and it can be installed on any device.
Strangely enough, I installed it a couple months ago, like the day before that certificate had expired. I never had any issues with it. Dunno if it just bugged out, or wut.At the same time, those certificates it's being signed with get revoked every few weeks. If you want an installation that won't have any issues, you really have to go with installing it through Cydia.
Really? Huh, well...ayyyy nice job. That is really weird, haven't heard of that happening before.Strangely enough, I installed it a couple months ago, like the day before that certificate had expired. I never had any issues with it. Dunno if it just bugged out, or wut.
Yeah, it's been sitting there for quite some time. My friend who also installed it a few days before that certificated had expired, hers told her that the certificate was invalid and the app can't be used. Dunno how I got away with it.Really? Huh, well...ayyyy nice job. That is really weird, haven't heard of that happening before.
Well it sitting there and it properly working are two different things. It checks for the authenticity of the certificate when you open the application and use it for a bit. If it gets past that point, then I have no idea how you got it to work.Yeah, it's been sitting there for quite some time. My friend who also installed it a few days before that certificated had expired, hers told her that the certificate was invalid and the app can't be used. Dunno how I got away with it.
I use it occasionally for about 2-3 hours at a time. Guess I must have gotten lucky. Or maybe something I have installed is making it work? Who knows.Well it sitting there and it properly working are two different things. It checks for the authenticity of the certificate when you open the application and use it for a bit. If it gets past that point, then I have no idea how you got it to work.