Telas do Cydia para versão 4.2 do iOS

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Posted November 12, 2010 at 3:06pm by iClarified

O site FunkySpaceMonkey publicou algumas prévias de telas do Cydia para a versão 4.2 do iOS.

Podemos notar melhorias especialmente para o iPad, que agora suporta tanto o modo retrato como o paisagem. A versão do Cydia para iPad utiliza o UIPopovers para apresentar as diferentes visões ao se instalar um pacote, e o gerenciamento de abas também foi dividido em duas, uma para os SOURCES (fontes de pacotes e aplicativos) e outra para os pacotes já instalados.

As mudanças na versão para o iPhone estão limitadas a tela "Who Are You" (quem é você), que recebeu uma remodelagem visual.

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Clueless - November 12, 2010 at 5:21pm

Only one page change for iPhone! What was the delay to get cydia ready for then? Also what happened to the improvements that were supposed to come from getting rock? I understand rock took a lot of short cut which I'm guessing killed a lot of phones but of the 3 I have owned never had a problem and I really liked the ability to queue multiple items and continue searching while downloading. It's a pain in the ass when trying to set up a phone from a recent jailbreak and having to respring or reboot after ever individual install.

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James - November 12, 2010 at 5:41pm

You're been able to Queue items in cydia for a LONG time. Open item, press install in upper right, press cancel/queue in upper left, press continue with queue (or something like that) at the bottom. The queue can then be installed with the last package or by going to the Manage tab at the bottom and tapping queue, then install. Before complaining it would be great if people looked into whether they're complaints were valid.

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Clueless - November 12, 2010 at 6:35pm

Thanks. But wow that's a lot more work and different then the way rock was. How about this then. They should stream line the process. If I remember right in rock all u had to do was touch the download status bar and it dropped and u could continue looking and downloading then reboot or respring upon exit. Now unless doing this was one of many shortcuts rock took idk but I fail to see why cydia hasn't yet taken on this creature comfort.?.

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McGruber - November 12, 2010 at 8:21pm

Cydia's workflow and UI sucks. You mentioned a process that put me to crucial sleep it was so long. They should take notes from installous on queuing or anyone else really.

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jack - November 12, 2010 at 8:52pm

NOW ITS NOVEMBER 24

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banana - November 13, 2010 at 4:53am

you have always been able to queue in cydia, hit install - then cancel / queue -continue queing - then search then install - then cancel / queue - continue queing

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o3okevin - November 13, 2010 at 5:35pm

THANK YOU, Madcow. Finally, someone who actually understands what the reasoning was behind Rock's closure.

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vdesai - November 12, 2010 at 5:13pm

awesome. could've been using it by tomorrow or day after tomorrow, if ios was released today. but that damn wifi issue is gonna delay it.

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Frank - November 14, 2010 at 9:06pm

yep, it did

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