IPhone 3G Jailbreak Released, Paves Way For Open Source Apps
PainMeds writes "iPhone Atlas is reporting that the first jailbreak for the iPhone 3G has been released, and includes the popular Cydia community installer for distributing free games and applications. Since Apple's SDK was released, web sites have criticized Apple for the restrictions placed on both what developers could write and what APIs they were allowed to use. Others have noted the SDK's incompatibility with the GPL. The Cydia installer has provided a distribution channel for both open source software and software that would otherwise be impossible to build using the restricted SDK. A few applications are already out, including MobileTerminal and NES.app, a Nintendo game console emulator. In just over a week, open development is finally here for the iPhone 3G!"
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if i could actually get a 3G iPhone....
The mods aren't overzealous, they're from Kentucky.
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On Mac, even exploits have user-friendly GUIs!
Those who would give up liberty to obtain working drivers, deserve neither liberty nor working drivers.
http://www.infopackets.com/news/security/2008/20080417_vista_security_update_bricks_usb_devices.htm
Lots! Automatically downloading and installing code from an untrusted party is pretty much the only way to make sure your software continues working as expected.
DRM: Terminator crops for your mind!
Such bullshit! Anybody can install any software on a Mac or Linux machine, and look at how virus infested those are.
If you mod me Overrated, you are admitting that you have no penis.
Any hatred is irrational, but Apple does seem quite opposed to Freedom these days,
In what way?
Apple offers countless examples in support of Freedom. They support Webkit, GCC, LLVM, a multitude of common open source apps like Apache, Bonjour, Squirrelfish, etc. etc. etc.
If you yearn to support those who aid software Freedom, as I do (been a paid member of the FSF for years now) then you too would support Apple and the various open source efforts they contribute heavily to.
In the end only your hatred is misplaced, for Apple has no cause for it.
"There is more worth loving than we have strength to love." - Brian Jay Stanley
This must be a non-literal use of the word literally. Perhaps you're a sports announcer in your spare time?