Ste Packaging

I’ve just added and/or updated the following application packages for the iPhone and/or iPod Touch:

Cydia Packager apps for the 2.0 (and later) firmware:

1. [upd] Dock (3.20) [Works with 2.1 and hidden apps; reduced memory usage; sponsor field in Prefs app.]

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I’ve just added and/or updated the following application packages for the iPhone and/or iPod Touch:

Cydia Packager apps for the 2.0 (and later) firmware:

1. [new] BHB - English (3.1.2) [Bussola Holy Bible - English version.]
2. [new] BHB - Portugese (3.1.2) [Bussola Holy Bible - Portugese version.]
3. [new] BHB - Spanish (3.1.2) [Bussola Holy Bible - Spanish version.]
4. [new] AJ Hall Collection (0.1-2) [A collection of eBooks by A. J. Hall.]
5. [new] Someone Comes To Town (1.0-1) [An eBook by Cory Doctorow.]
6. [new] Down and Out … (1.0-1) ["Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom", an eBook by Cory Doctorow.]
7. [new] Eastern Standard Tribe (1.0-1) [An eBook by Cory Doctorow.]
8. [new] The Hidden Layer (1.0-1) [ An eBook by Chris Nordberg.]
9. [new] SwirlyMMS (1.2) [Send and Receive MMSs with your iPhone. Now available on the 2.0+ firmware!]

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I’ve just added and/or updated the following application packages for the iPhone and/or iPod Touch:

Cydia Packager apps for the 2.0 (and later) firmware:

1. [new] WinterBoard Font Pack (1.0) [Fonts for the SpringBoard.]
2. [upd] iPoints (1.3) [Added International support;fixed Activity Level Selector.]

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I’ve just added and/or updated the following application packages for the iPhone and/or iPod Touch:

Cydia Packager apps for the 2.0 (and later) firmware:

1. [new] iShare (2.0.0) [Transfer files between your computer and the iPhone or share files others using the sendspace service.]

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Since a fix for WeDict blowing up doesn’t seem to be coming anytime soon, I’ve decided to minimize the pain incurred when it does.

In addition to reworking the packages so they can be used by either WeDict or WeDict Pro (with only one copy of the files, to save space), I will also be writing a separate script, to be packaged as an app, that you can run to “fix up” your dictionaries after WeDict blows up. So, all you’d have to do is reinstall WeDict and run this script and all your add-on dictionaries will be back, without having to redownload and reinstall them. Thanks to tjcarter for the idea and code contribution.

I hope to get to this in the next few days. When done, it’ll take longer to reinstall WeDict, than it does to get your dictionaries back. :)

-ste