There's an upgrade update in cydia but when I click to upgrade it doesn't upload anything
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I need this app in 4.1
The size is 0.0kb
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I need this app in 4.1
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Remove background sbsettings cydia update?
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RemoveBG he said it on the title.
@OP Seen to be bugged it showing a dependency for firmware <4.1 (or less), which it seen to be weird since 3.x didn't have multitasking
I'm sure was some type of typo on the configuration, just give them some time, it will be fix.
I got all excited when I saw the update this morning. Then it quickly turned to sadness when I got the the same error.
yeah I downloaded the .deb file and installed it. it did not resolve the 4.1 issues (I had assumed it was a typo as well).
Multicleaner do something similar, but i don't think it is free and i like removebg a lot better
I use MultiFlow for app switching and BackGrounder to manage apps running in the background. The only "native" apps I let run in the background are Mail and iPod(when I'm listening to music)... Everything else closes when I press the Home button... A short press and hold of the Home button will "background" an app when I want one running in the background. The settings in Backgrounder gives you several options of managing apps/ backgrounding. Both apps work fine on 4.1
I don't know if this helps:
I have discovered, what is for me, the perfect way to manage apps on my iPhone 4 running iOS 4.1.
My goal was to setup my iPhone as follows:
1. Only certain apps would run in the background by default.
2. Any app could be manually made to run in the background using the native iOS 4.x method if supported or the Backgrounder method if the app did not support the native iOS 4.x method.
3. Apps that I did not choose to run in the background, either by default or manually, would not show up in the task switcher. This would be true even if the app supported any part of the iOS native backgrounding API.
I accomplished these three goals by doing the following:
1. Installed Backgrounder and Remove Recents.
2. In Backgrounder:
Under "Global":
- Set the "Backgrounding method" to "Auto Detect".
- Set "Enable at Launch" to "OFF".
- Set "Stay Enabled" to "ON".
- Set "Badge" to "ON"
- Set "Status Bar Icon" to "ON".
- Set "Minimize on Toggle" to "OFF".
Under "Overrides" add the apps you want to background whenever they run and select the backgrounding method and options you want for that app. I don't have any that I want to run in the background that do not support the iOS 4.x native backgrounding. So I set the Overrides up this way:
- Set the "Backgrounding method" to "Native".
- Set "Fast App Switching" to "OFF"
- Set "Enable at Launch" to "ON".
- Set "Stay Enabled" to "ON".
- Set "Badge" to "OFF"
- Set "Status Bar Icon" to "OFF".
- Set "Minimize on Toggle" to "OFF".
Now, my iPhone backgrounds app exactly how I want it to. Apps that I don't have setup to background by default can be made to do so by briefly holding down the Home button.
I am quite happy with this setup. I just don't need "RemoveBG" any more and my task switcher is not full of apps that I don't need to see.
I was actually surprised to find how few apps I really needed or wanted to run in the background. That list includes:
iPod
Navigon
ooTunes
Pandora
That's it....but, I can make any app I want run in the background any time I want.
S-
I have discovered, what is for me, the perfect way to manage apps on my iPhone 4 running iOS 4.1.
My goal was to setup my iPhone as follows:
1. Only certain apps would run in the background by default.
2. Any app could be manually made to run in the background using the native iOS 4.x method if supported or the Backgrounder method if the app did not support the native iOS 4.x method.
3. Apps that I did not choose to run in the background, either by default or manually, would not show up in the task switcher. This would be true even if the app supported any part of the iOS native backgrounding API.
I accomplished these three goals by doing the following:
1. Installed Backgrounder and Remove Recents.
2. In Backgrounder:
Under "Global":
- Set the "Backgrounding method" to "Auto Detect".
- Set "Enable at Launch" to "OFF".
- Set "Stay Enabled" to "ON".
- Set "Badge" to "ON"
- Set "Status Bar Icon" to "ON".
- Set "Minimize on Toggle" to "OFF".
Under "Overrides" add the apps you want to background whenever they run and select the backgrounding method and options you want for that app. I don't have any that I want to run in the background that do not support the iOS 4.x native backgrounding. So I set the Overrides up this way:
- Set the "Backgrounding method" to "Native".
- Set "Fast App Switching" to "OFF"
- Set "Enable at Launch" to "ON".
- Set "Stay Enabled" to "ON".
- Set "Badge" to "OFF"
- Set "Status Bar Icon" to "OFF".
- Set "Minimize on Toggle" to "OFF".
Now, my iPhone backgrounds app exactly how I want it to. Apps that I don't have setup to background by default can be made to do so by briefly holding down the Home button.
I am quite happy with this setup. I just don't need "RemoveBG" any more and my task switcher is not full of apps that I don't need to see.
I was actually surprised to find how few apps I really needed or wanted to run in the background. That list includes:
iPod
Navigon
ooTunes
Pandora
That's it....but, I can make any app I want run in the background any time I want.
S-
Have you tried MultiFlow? I think it looks/ works better than Apple's TaskSwitcher and you don't have as many steps(double press the home button then swipe right to left(if more than 4 apps are open.) With MultiFlow all open apps show on one page as "thumbnails/ cards" sized to fit on one screen. You get the same red "x" to close apps.
MrThompsonR,
I don't see the advantage of Multifl0w for me. It looks great, but I don't usually have enough apps open in the task switcher for it to offer an advantage over the built-in task switcher. Not an $4.99 anyway....
S-
I don't see the advantage of Multifl0w for me. It looks great, but I don't usually have enough apps open in the task switcher for it to offer an advantage over the built-in task switcher. Not an $4.99 anyway....
S-
I installed MultiCleaner yesterday...it essentially works the same as Remove Background.
I prefer RB over MC though, as RB has an exception list for you to choose which apps aren't closed when you use the close apps function.
Does anyone know of a way to make an exception list for MC? Maybe edit some files via SSH??