Linux Iphone Tools (HD)

Changes the image size and aspect ratio. Removes objects without visible traces.

The best results are achieved against a background of snow, water, or greenery. Important areas can be specially marked. Includes stepwise animated demo samples.

Program offers these tools: Smart Resize - allows context-sensitive changes to the image size and aspect ratio by removing "unnecessary" portions yet keeping the "important" features intact; Smart Remove - removes objects without visible traces; Smart Patch - replaces one area of the photo with a "patch" from another area of the photo; Resize; Crop; Rotation; Text.

Example: How to Reduce Image Size.

Image Resize Guide includes animated demo samples: simple resize; resize photo and protect objects; simple removal; two steps removal; monodirectional removal; removal and saving; legend.

Linux Iphone Tools (HD)

# Install all standard tools
sudo apt install libimobiledevice-utils ifuse ideviceinstaller usbmuxd
idevicebackup2 backup --full ~/iphone_backup

Status: Active, mature

Description: A cross-platform library (LGPL) that allows Linux to communicate with iOS devices without iTunes. It implements the iOS lockdown protocol.
Key Capabilities:

Installation:
# Debian/Ubuntu
sudo apt install libimobiledevice-utils libimobiledevice6
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Some music apps (like VLC or Evermusic) expose a file-sharing folder. Use ifuse --documents [AppBundleID] to directly inject audio files into that app’s sandbox. # Install all standard tools sudo apt install
This tool downloads official Apple firmware (IPSW) and flashes it to a device in DFU or Recovery Mode. It functions like a command-line iTunes restore.
Use Case: You downgraded to an unsigned iOS version, and the phone won't boot. For video files
sudo idevicerestore -l  # List available firmwares
sudo idevicerestore -e iPhone_4.7_15.6_Restore.ipsw

For video files, install VLC on your iPhone, enable "Sharing via Wi-Fi," then upload movies via your browser from Linux. No tooling required—just a network.