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Two. Delta the emulator, and a clipboard manager. I assume there will be a few more soon, though Apple still pushes for notarization and such, making things di
by aranelsurion 2y ago
Two. Delta the emulator, and a clipboard manager.
I assume there will be a few more soon, though Apple still pushes for notarization and such, making things difficult for the lone hacker developing for fun. So I don't expect as many apps as once cydia had.
It's pretty cool that I can play Chrono Trigger and Pokemon FireRed Rocket Edition on the go though :) I'd love to see Epic bringing Fortnite to AltStore out of spite. :D
- Hamuko 2y agoIs it not possible to add sources to the PAL store?
- aranelsurion 2y agoIt is possible, but if sources have any apps that are not notarized (none of them are right now) they cannot be added.
- _djo_ 2y agoEpic has already announced they’ll be launching the Epic Games Store on iOS later this year. https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/epicgamessweden https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/epicgamessweden https://twitter.com/epicgames/status/1770500825166545305 https://twitter.com/epicgames/status/1770500825166545305
- AnthonyMouse 2y agoIf an alternate store can have a game emulator, could it also have e.g. an Android app emulator, which in turn could run Android app "ROMs" that aren't individually notarized?
- Shawnj2 2y agoYou can run Linux software on iOS via iSH. Efforts to get anything more powerful on iOS is limited because JIT is restricted to web browsers only.
- AnthonyMouse 2y agoThen how do game emulators work?
- Shawnj2 2y agoSimple game emulators like Delta don’t need JIT since a static interpreter works. Anything better needs JIT to run at a reasonable speed