Icy is a lightweight DPKG-based installer for iOS.
- https://dribbble.com/shots/3363903-Soft-Gradients-sketch-psd-xd
- https://www.behance.net/gallery/62158409/Gradients-Color-Style
- brandeps.com
- [@Even_Dev](https://twitter.com/even_dev for the tab bar icons
- @Dashing_23
- Unsanity for completion sound (also used in original Icy project)
Icy is a lightweight package manager for iOS 7 - 11 (and most likely 12 when it gets jailbroken) that does not need APT. Yes, that throws away updating packages automatically (maybe coming in an update though) and dependency management, but this also brigns up quite some possibilities, for example, running on [jakeashacks/rootlessjb] (I'm planning to do that, too). Icy Installer 3 is a full rewrite of the original Icy project that was started by RipDev and later updated by WeAmDev. The original Icy Installer project used curl, but stock APIs with the same possibilities were introduced to iOS so I decided not to use it.
Yes and yes. It uses UIAlertView for iOS 7 support (call me an idiot but UIAlertController just crashes even on iOS 8 when trying to present it for me) and NSTask for running external binary files and getting the output out of these. Originally, I was planning to use the non-private posix_spawn, but grabbing output out of it was a mess.
Add artikushg.github.io to Cydia and install Icy from there.
Yes and yes. You can do anything the MIT license allows.