I wouldn't say this wishlist is special by any stretch of the imagination, but as someone who uses an iPhone and iPad, but not a Mac, there are a lot of things I would like to see in iOS 15, and most of them to do with the iPad. Please give us better multitasking. Maybe docked windows, maybe the ability to background apps without having them close on me, maybe multiple vertical windows, but whatever it is, my iPad shouldn't have equal multitasking to an iPhone. It's more powerful, it has more screen space, it's meant for doing . Widgets anywhere on the homescreen. How did iPhones get this and not iPads? Ability to hide apps from the homescreen. Just like above, how did iPhones get this and not iPads? Xcode on iPad. Maybe a bit of a strange request, but I want some kind of code editor that would allow me to compile iOS apps on my iPad. That would be cool. Ability to disable the checkbox notification when running a shortcut. I have tons of them on my homescreen, and the n
iOS is a BSD-like system (according to Wikipedia, the kernel is actually based on BSD). In this way, we sometimes expect it to have similar functionalities or behavior to BSD or Unix-like systems, However, iOS doesn’t expose a shell to us. Unlike macOS computers, which provide a Terminal.app that users can launch directly into a shell of their choice, like Bash or Zsh, there isn’t a Terminal.app for iOS. And even if there was, user-land permissions would prevent the installation and use of many packages and services. This carries into other Unix-like systems, like Android, where even though most distributions of Android don’t include a terminal (unless you are using its’ open-source variant like Lineage OS), you can still download one from the Google Play Store . In fact, you have many options. However, on the iOS side, the situation looks far bleaker. If you have root access and the ability to install self-signed or unsigned code, you can install one of few popular terminal emulator