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On Mon, 29 Apr 2024 16:50:55 -0000 (UTC), Chris wrote:

>> Apple doesn't support Linux working with iOS - Linux is in the real world.
> 
> You're increasingly convincing me that you don't know what the real world
> is.

You have to admit that you prove my point the instant you said that.
You have no idea what libimobiledevice and iFuse are, isn't that right.

Those are, BTW, the most fundamental components of the interface between
Linux and iOS and you don't have a clue what those interfaces even do.

In your complete confidence of your supreme ignorance of the real world,
you then say I don't know how iOS interfaces to the Linux world.

That proves my point about you.
You know nothing about iOS.

Worse, you don't know the first thing of how iOS interfaces to Linux.
And Linux, my dear friend, happens to be a part of the real world.