[opusandbill]

When I remove the supreme preferences app it messes up my custom theme, how do I remove the app without it effecting the theme I allready have?

[gojohnnyboi]

Coming from an experienced developer, I think Supreme Settings and its Author(iMario) are the worst piece of crap that has come to iPhone in 3.0. It messes with the permission in the user preferences directory, messing up preferences for other applications, as well as causing many other SpringBoard failures. And NOW, he is taking his exact same 'Supreme Preferences', renaming it, and selling it on Cydia Store for 2 dollars!

[Mes]

@gojihnnyboi... Have no idea about the developer, but must agree with you about SP. Number one rule is cause no harm and provide a clean exit. With all the messing around with the system settings, I would be hard pressed to accomplish even one of these. Hense the reason most of my mods are manually performed.

On a side note, it's a tough job and adding the Winterboard interface made it far too much for my safety conscience.

[Bernie-Mac]

Originally Posted by iMario16

What'd you mean by that?

A) It was a product clearly not fit for public release.
B) As i said before, you release a free product that caused countless restores and problems with iPhones and now just because you fixed the bugs that shouldnt have been there in the first place you want to charge $2 for it? Homie dont play that.

[iMario16]

Originally Posted by gojohnnyboi

Coming from an experienced developer, I think Supreme Settings and its Author(iMario) are the worst piece of crap that has come to iPhone in 3.0. It messes with the permission in the user preferences directory, messing up preferences for other applications, as well as causing many other SpringBoard failures. And NOW, he is taking his exact same 'Supreme Preferences', renaming it, and selling it on Cydia Store for 2 dollars!

It's NOT gonna be the exact same thing. And maybe i'm gonna release it for free anyways.

All the bugs SP caused could get fixed WITHOUT a full restore. People are just way to easy and quickly perform a restore, then blame SP for everything that it's a **** program and whatnot.

If you don't like it; don't install it. Simple as that.

[Bernie-Mac]

Originally Posted by gojohnnyboi

And NOW, he is taking his exact same 'Supreme Preferences', renaming it,fixing the bugs that shouldnt have been there in the first place, and selling it on Cydia Store for 2 dollars!

You left that part out

Originally Posted by iMario16

All the bugs SP caused could get fixed WITHOUT a full restore. People are just way to easy and quickly perform a restore, then blame SP for everything that it's a **** program and whatnot.

You overestimate people. People as a rule are generally dumb, just because they are on Modmyi doesnt mean they know how to troubleshoot their iPhones via SSH. If your releasing something on a public server like Cydia (something that can be added to people's iPhones with a simple push of a button on your computer) then it should be painfully easy to install/uninstall and idiot proof. Something your app was not.

[iMario16]

Originally Posted by Bernie-Mac

You left that part out



You overestimate people. People as a rule are generally dumb, just because they are on Modmyi doesnt mean they know how to troubleshoot their iPhones via SSH. If your releasing something on a public server like Cydia (something that can be added to people's iPhones with a simple push of a button on your computer) then it should be painfully easy to install/uninstall and idiot proof. Something your app was not.

Maybe not. I've had no problems with it at all. Even when installing a ton of other MS tweaks, i'm still not forced to restore. Maybe a Safe Mode issue, but other then that, completely fine.

But nevermind. I know everyone is mad because i want to ask some money for it.

Maybe i'll release another version soon wich i completely test the hack out of it with some beta testers. Or maybe not, and someone else can make a preferences extender, i'd like to see someone try.

can someone close this.

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