Winterboard vista

Advanced SystemCare Free. VLC Media Player. MacX YouTube Downloader. Microsoft Office YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. VirtualDJ Avast Free Security. WhatsApp Messenger. Talking Tom Cat. Clash of Clans. Subway Surfers. Many of the icon packs available in Cydia seemed rather mediocre and did little to improve on iOS's stock design — at least, that's how it appeared to me. Those that did look nice often don't have a very large number of themed apps, while others had designs so different from the average iOS icon that unthemed apps stood out as ghastly reminders of a lack of design uniformity.

My ideal theme wouldn't stray too far from the current state of iOS, would have several hundred themed icons, and would be simple and uniform enough to compliment my Home screen without making every app look the same and particularly without removing easily discernible colors and glyphs that make an app easy to spot from the rest so I can remain efficient when using my device. Because of these requirements, my ideal theme is undoubtedly Veexillum.

Theming has long been a part of the jailbreak community, with designers exercising their creativity by redesigning various elements of iOS. From icons to system glyphs, WinterBoard has the power to transform the aesthetics of the user interface on an iPhone or iPad. Good news for those of you who are into theming your jailbroken iPhone—WinterBoard, the framework that's pretty much the standard for theming iOS devices, is now compatible with iOS 9.

This means that you can now enjoy all of the many wonderful themes available on Cydia with the latest available jailbreak. After my last few screenshots and videos, I've received numerous questions on Twitter, via email, and via the comments section about my status bar icons.

So people can write themes focusing on just one area of the theme if desired. WinterBoard supports legacy SummerBoard themes. Another cool feature is video wallpapers, letting you set any. And also wallpapers in WinterBoard can be played as a slide show screensaver as they change in the background. Pretty much any file listed in this list can be themed on the iPhone with WinterBoard. WinterBoard even allows you to create themes using web development languages like HTML and CSS which will bring in a whole new dimension to creating themes.

Text fields can also be themed which means things like the Calendar icon date, or icon labels are customizable. There are alreay hundreds of themes available in Cydia for WinterBoard. Most of them come with screenshots so you can see a glimpse before installing. After installing a new theme, open up WinterBoard and you will see it listed. From there tap the line for your theme and a checkbox will appear next to the item. Remember that Themes are layered on top of one another.

So the higher a theme is the more precedence it has. You can drag your themes by pressing on the 3 lines on the right and dragging the item up or down. Generally you want full themes to be on top and minor themes on the bottom to get the correct behavior. Then close WinterBoard and wait for SpringBoard to restart. Use iPhone mods and hacks at your own risk! Installing 3rd Party iPhone apps requires you to jailbreak the iPhone before installing the native software and apps.

You can use Cydia to install this app. Browse the full list of all iPhone and iPod touch native 3rd party apps filed under the software category. Find the invisible icons you just created and drag them to the far left, leaving the main screen with two bottom rows of Icons. Install, Confirm, Close, Back.

Press the Home button on the iPhone and go back to your main Springboard. Open SSH. A new windows will pop up with your computers files on the left and your iPhone files on the right Library and Media. Download the file below, unzip, and place the folder in a location that is easy to find. Go back to WinSCP. Locate the files you just downloaded VistaBlissWeather Package on the left hand side.

Open the folder VistaBlissWeather Package and there should be 3 folders inside along with a readme. On the right hand side, click on the drop down menu for root.

Now, Highlight all three of the folders on the left, and drag them to the right. Be careful where you place them. If you drag them into another folder this theme will not function properly.