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macrumors newbie
Apr 13, 2008
8
0
Serbia
What if SSH-ing and deleting is not enough? I mean, I'm a perfectionist and I'd like to remove everything Cydia has installed (actually, it came installed together with some apps when I used iLiberty for unlocking). I prefer Installer ad prefer to have a control over installed stuff (I hate doubling stuff, and Installer works fine for me).
 

philgilder

macrumors 68000
Sep 30, 2007
1,756
3
UK
What if SSH-ing and deleting is not enough? I mean, I'm a perfectionist and I'd like to remove everything Cydia has installed (actually, it came installed together with some apps when I used iLiberty for unlocking). I prefer Installer ad prefer to have a control over installed stuff (I hate doubling stuff, and Installer works fine for me).
then i have no idea, sorry :(
 

cal6n

macrumors 68020
Jul 25, 2004
2,096
273
Gloucester, UK
For me, cydia has been a stable, usable and fully open-source package manager and 'nix subsystem. It has solved all of the problems I had that were due to the shoddy (but usable, to be fair) implementation of the BSD subsystem and it is happy to coexist with the buggy, closed-source installer. As soon as the last few games that I manage through installer make it over to STE's cydia source, I'll be losing installer for good.

As for cydia, I don't know how to uninstall it. Nor do I care to find out.
 
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