macOS graphics code doesn’t know how to talk to iOS kernel/drivers, so graphical apps cannot run. However, many drivers on iOS and macOS are different, even after Apple Silicon. replace iOS’s dyld cache with a re-signed macOS dyld cache replace iOS’s dyld with a patched macOS dyld Thus, for running command line apps, all I needed to do was: For example, both use the same kernel with the same Unix/Darwin foundation. Some part of the iOS kernel/drivers are shared with macOS. While iOS and macOS share a foundation, their driver are different enough to be incompatible. After a week’s work, we determined: that was a lie. Steve Jobs famously announced that the iPhone “ran OS X”. With this unification, many were wondering: if the exact same processor can run macOS and iOS, what’s stopping jailbreakers from running macOS apps on iOS? software: Catalyst and iOS apps on macOS.
hardware: Apple Silicon on iPads and Macs, Smart Keyboard and trackpad on iPads.design: macOS Big Sur’s iOS-inspired styling, iMacs adopting the iPhone’s square lines and colourful back.In the past few years, we saw Apple unify: On the eve of another WWDC, it’s time to reflect on the theme that has linked the past 3 WWDCs: convergence between Apple’s mobile and desktop lines. However, graphical apps will never work: macOS’s WindowServer won’t start, since iOS’s drivers are too different. I ran command line macOS tools, such as Bash and Geekbench, on a jailbroken iPhone by replacing iOS’s dyld shared cache (all of iOS’s code) with macOS’s.
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