iPhone owners who want to jaibreak their devices now have a new tool available which also happens to run on Linux and which also provides a solution for iPhone 4S owners.
The developers of the evasi0n tool are pushing a lot of updates for their tool.
iPhone owners who want to jaibreak their devices now have a new tool available which also happens to run on Linux and which also provides a solution if iPhone 4S owners.
Just a few days after the previous release of the evasi0n iOS 6.x Jailbreak Tool, the developers have pushed yet another release, this time with support for iOS 6.1.1, for iPhone 4S.
Even if the Apple patch hasn't plugged the ex
iOS 6.1 is fresh out the gate and there's already a group which has coded the jailbreak for this particular version. The tool they provide will also be available for the Linux platform. It's not uncommon for developers to release Linux versions for their tools and it's nice to see that the guys who call themselves evad3rs decided to make the software multi-platform.
Welcome to the 127th issue of Softpedia Linux Weekly!
The following Linux-based operating systems have been announced last week: Unity Linux 2010.02, Ultimate Edition 2.8 Lite, Vinux 3.1 and Chakra GNU/Linux 0.3 RC1. In other news: Canonical announced that Ubuntu One Music client for iPhone has support for the new AirPlay technology. For this week... (read more)
Touch interfaces are becoming an increasingly popular way of interacting with devices. It all started with the iPhone, more or less, but today, plenty of laptops support gestures through the touchpad. Apple notebooks have had multi-touch and gesture support for a while now, and Windows users also get to enjoy the feature. For Linux though, as always,...
I need to test a software stability for one month under linux. Obviously, one month is too long . I am wondering, is there a tool that can accelerate this process, like if using this tool for 30 hours just like running this machine for one month (30 days)? Please be notice this tool should support linux. Thanks any reply in advance.
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While Apple provides support for the iPod and iPhones on Mac OS X (of course) and even Windows, complete with iTunes support, they provide no such love for those wishing to use their gadgets on Linux. This has led the Linux community to reverse-engineering Apple's USB protocol for the iPod/iPhone d...
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Ben Hutchings announced yesterday, January 4, the immediate availability for download of Linux kernel 3.2.36.
Linux kernel 3.2.36 introduces a lot of various fixes, as well as driver improvements, network fixes, and improved Arch support.
Highlights of Linux kernel 3.2.36 LTS:
• A workaroun... (read more)
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