Yes it does involve Jailbreaking.
Python
GCC
Java
and Ruby
are all available to run on the iPhone after you Jailbreak it.
Just run the Cydia appliacation (jailbreak's AppStore) to install
anything you want.
For me I have not installed Python (yet). Jailbreak was only to tether
iPhone to my Macbook since I've moved house and living out of a hotel
until move into my next house. I would never have jailbroken if Apple
did not killswitch the NetShare application. Tethering is 100% legal
in my country and Apple just lost me in only 2 weeks of iPhone
ownership.
Cydia -OpenSSH.
Then I just reverse ssh socks proxied into my iPhone and shazam.
Internet access here I am. (Downloading all my Mac updates as I type).
Cheers,
PN
On 17/09/2008, skip@pobox.com <skip@pobox.com wrote:
Python
GCC
Java
and Ruby
are all available to run on the iPhone after you Jailbreak it.
Just run the Cydia appliacation (jailbreak's AppStore) to install
anything you want.
For me I have not installed Python (yet). Jailbreak was only to tether
iPhone to my Macbook since I've moved house and living out of a hotel
until move into my next house. I would never have jailbroken if Apple
did not killswitch the NetShare application. Tethering is 100% legal
in my country and Apple just lost me in only 2 weeks of iPhone
ownership.
Cydia -OpenSSH.
Then I just reverse ssh socks proxied into my iPhone and shazam.
Internet access here I am. (Downloading all my Mac updates as I type).
Cheers,
PN
On 17/09/2008, skip@pobox.com <skip@pobox.com wrote:
Anybody tried this port of Python to the iPhone?
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Hasn't been updated since July 2007. Maybe just a proof-of-concept? I'm
guessing it involves jailbreaking the phone.
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Hasn't been updated since July 2007. Maybe just a proof-of-concept? I'm
guessing it involves jailbreaking the phone.
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Skip
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