For the most part, it's going to look exactly like it did before you installed cydia. very few of the installed packages have icons.
for example, the ssh server. it's running in the background, unless you shut it down manually. the proxy must be started manually from a terminal session (free internet on your laptop, anyone?). the x applications run, but you have to display them on another machine (remote desktop for windows, LOL). many of the things installed are command line programs or libraries.
if you want to know what the individual packages are, you'll have to google each one.
i think people are expecting something out of cydia that it, at this point in time, cannot deliver, simply because many of the apps people are used to haven't been ported.
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Originally Posted by iLanny
Please explain this to me: I have successfully jailbroken my 2G, 2.0 apple unlocked phone. I have downloaded Cythia. I have installed and tried ssh - works fine. However, under the Manage command, is says I have a whole pile of applications installed. Under Install it lists a huge amount of apps.
It is, from organization point a nightmare for me to figure out what is what. Is there a doc somewhere which would show me what my system should look like after installing Cythia? What I can and cannot delete?
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