Talk:IOS emulators

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Add info about BlackThunder ?[edit]

BlackThunder (Chinese:黑雷模拟器),website is a closed source, commercial iOS simulator that can run few commercial iOS apps.

Unlike previous emulation trails, BlackThunder firstly load a highly trimed Hackintosh image via VirtualBox, which load Xcode and iOS simulator in it, then run iOS apps that decompiled and recompiled for x86 architecture.

Dedicated page for BlackThunder is not written yet for such an emulator is quite controversial. But this thing do run few commercial iOS apps.

112.39.25.60 10:45, 23 July 2019 (EDT)

Early Emulation of iPod Touch 1G[edit]

A developer has done some advancements in the emulation of iOS 1.0 Worth a look, probably is the moment we were all looking for :) Featured at OSNews. https://devos50.github.io/blog/2022/ipod-touch-qemu/


The screenshot of the conversation with Cycada douche[edit]

Man that screenshot of the conversation is funny yet infuriating. Side note:who makes the header for their profile "this is the very beginning of your legendary conversation with me" -- seriously you just that's the type of dude who savors moments when he gets to smell his own flatulence, and probably thinks everyone else loves it too but were just lying when they told him to stop farting in class as a kid.

The same type of guy who compares being asked to share the source code of a project he has apparently abandoned to... wait for it... violent sexual assault. I'm curious if his confusion stems from a misunderstanding of the nature of rape or a misunderstanding of the nature of sharing, because what a ridiculous fucking assertion to make. If it was supposed to be a joke, it's not funny. If it wasn't -- and he doesn't give any indication that it was -- then shame on him, as the way it reads is that he actually believes he's making a valid equivalence.

Clarification about my edit that removes the QEMU-iOS "ports"[edit]

I accidentally cut the edit title short, so I'll use this page to explain.
The HTML5 "port" is just a noVNC client connected to a Linux computer. In the video, there's a little menu button that is identical to the one found in noVNC.
The video that showcased the emulator running on Android was also obviously a VNC client. Although it wasn't shown where the actual QEMU was running (getting it to run on a phone with Termux wouldn't be that hard) I think it's safe to say that it was not a port, just a VNC client that was connected to either a PC or QEMU in Termux.

Found something[edit]

https://github.com/nitinseshadri/marzipanify-s