A few days ago we reported on a remarkable experiment conducted by one of the fans Applu and virtualized it using the UTM emulator on the iPad operating system macOS X Leopard 10.5The test proved successful, once again shattering the illusion of the Apple ecosystem, which can often seem almost unbreakable. Similar attempts have been on the rise recently, and as if that weren't enough, developer Raffaele has come up with his own experiment, managing to install two versions of the operating system on an iPhone 8. iOS at the same time.
Dual Booted iOS 13.3 on an iPhone 8. First system and second share same data volume pic.twitter.com/nQIPjk0Caa
— Raffaele (@Ralph0045) March 30, 2020
Apple relies on its closed ecosystem and somehow relies on curious and technically skilled fans not to dig too deep into the operating system. But fans Applu showed the exact opposite and after several attempts, when they managed to launch, for example, on the iPad macOS X Leopard or Windows 10, here we have another daredevil. A developer named Raffaele used it jailbreak and modified his iPhone 8 so that he could run both iOS 13.3, so iOS 13.3.1, which runs on a special kernel. This is a really interesting solution that could have solved the problem of not supporting 32-bit applications on newer systems in the past. It would only be necessary to install two versions iOS – one with 32bit support and the other without support – and the problem would be solved.
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This is a very interesting initiative, which partially dispels the myths about the uncustomizable nature of iPhones. However, at this moment it can be said with certainty that this attempt will not be of any greater use, since it is carried out through Applem prohibited method - i.e. jailbreak. However, it is interesting to see what can be done with it if the user is a skilled programmer.
That's not Linux. Get it fixed.
and they'll show me how to get there iphone 6s iOS 9.3.5 z iOS13 so I'll say they're dudes ;)