http://wiki.drakenza.com/ 2008-06-20T23:38:31-07:00 http://wiki.drakenza.com/ http://wiki.drakenza.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-05-07T18:34:47-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=welcome_page&rev=1210210487&do=diff Hello! Welcome to iDemocracyWiki. This is our new offical Wiki. Hopefully you'll add information as well and help out your fellow users! Please donate to further development Announcements DateInformation3 May '08 iDemocracy 3 released, documentation up!23 Apr '08The wiki has been updated greatly. We ported pages from the old site here and are hoping you'll contribute! Index PageDescriptionidemocracy3The iD3 Portal!faqFrequently Asked Questions change_logList of the changes between versions of… text/html 2008-05-07T18:33:47-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=faq&rev=1210210427&do=diff Please feel free to add to this! Where are the "iDBundles" seen in the promotional video? Unfortunately, due to issues we were having with iDBundles, plus the fact that they are quite redundant due to the presence of Installer.app, etc, we scrapped the idea just moments before official release. Rather, we're focusing our time on Catalyst as a much more feature-rich alternative, to compare with iLiberty+ payloads and PwnageTool. text/html 2008-05-07T18:18:30-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=idemocracy3:press_release&rev=1210209510&do=diff FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: iDemocracy 3 Released: Freedom At Last! Limitless Possibilities May 3, 2008 - After over three months of development, Drakenza has at last revealed his latest creation to the world. iDemocracy 3, the long awaited successor of iDemocracy 2, brings innovative new features, open-source powered libraries, and unparalleled ease-of-use. The new release sports several new features, including a new GUI, a completely rewritten core, and a feature that the community has been dem… text/html 2008-05-07T18:17:52-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=idemocracy3:details&rev=1210209472&do=diff At first glance, iDemocracy 3 is the most feature-rich modification tool available. But in actuality, iDemocracy 3 is just a GUI wrapper for the cores that power it: two projects by Drakenza titled libInfinity and libSigma (designed for Mac OS X and Windows respectively) text/html 2008-05-07T18:16:41-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=idemocracy3:alphax&rev=1210209401&do=diff This project has been discontinued for the foreseeable future due to the redundant nature of iDBundles, as well as some iPhone issues we were having. We are now focusing all our attention on Project Catalyst, which will most likely replace the iDBundle idea by merging the functions of iDBundles with the jailbreak itself. text/html 2008-05-06T22:49:29-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=idemocracy3:idoptions&rev=1210139369&do=diff iDOptions has been renamed to “Project Catalyst.” See the moved Wiki page here. text/html 2008-05-06T22:48:21-07:00 drakenza http://wiki.drakenza.com/doku.php?id=idemocracy3:catalyst&rev=1210139301&do=diff What It Is Catalyst is an upcoming iDemocracy 3 “helper tool” (hence the name... though we really picked it just because the word “Catalyst” is really cool :D) What it will do is enable the user to generate a custom jailbreak image that iDemocracy can use. The current version of iDemocracy 3 has undocumented support for this (simply replacing the corresponding file on either OS---that is, 3.14159 or 2.71828).