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| − | [[File:Sightglass_icon.png|200px|right|thumb|The SightGlass icon]] |
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| + | [[File:Sightglass_icon.png|200px|right|thumb|New Sightglass icon]] |
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| − | The File Structure Is As Follows |
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| + | [[File:Sightglass-old.png|200px|right|thumb|Old Sightglass icon]] |
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| + | Sightglass is an internal SwitchBoard application for launching NonUI bundles. The icon of the app was the logo of a coffee shop in San Francisco called Sightglass Coffee, however it has since been changed to a 3x3 grid of colored dots on a brown background. |
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| − | ChicagoFLF.ttf _CodeSignature |
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| − | Info.plist _internal_apps.png |
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| + | On watchOS, SwitchBoard is not present and apps are launched from Sightglass. It retains the ability to run scripts, and can also be used to power off or restart the device, as well as setting whether the display should be kept on or not. |
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| − | PkgInfo _internal_get_pedometer.png |
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| − | ResourceRules.plist _internal_help.png |
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| + | You can load additional scripts into Sightglass by placing them in <code>/private/var/logs/Sightglass/Scripts</code>. Outputs of scripts are displayed while they are running. |
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| − | Sightglass _internal_reset_pedometer.png |
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| − | Sightglass-Apps.plist _internal_scripts.png |
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| + | <gallery caption="Sightglass Application"> |
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| − | Sightglass-BootTasks.plist _internal_sightglass.png |
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| + | File:SG-1.jpeg|Main Menu |
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| − | Sightglass-Help.plist com.apple.osdiags.Sightglass.plist |
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| + | File:SG-2.jpeg|Apps |
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| − | Sightglass-Scripts.plist |
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| + | File:SG-3.jpeg|Scripts |
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| + | File:SG-4.jpeg|Settings |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ==Contents of the App (iPhone):== |
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| + | ChicagoFLF.ttf Sightglass |
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| + | _CodeSignature. _internal_reset_pedometer.png |
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| + | Info.plist Sightglass-Apps.plist |
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| + | _internal_apps.png. _internal_scripts.png |
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| + | PkgInfo. Sightglass-BootTasks.plist |
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| + | _internal_get_pedometer.png _internal_sightglass.png |
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| + | ResourceRules.plist Sightglass-Help.plist |
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| + | _internal_help.png com.apple.osdiags.Sightglass.plist |
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| + | ==External Links== |
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| + | [https://www.macrumors.com/2014/10/06/iphone-6-prototype-ebay/ Article about iPhone 6 prototype on MacRumors] |
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| + | [https://twitter.com/Jin_Store/status/811889261767077888 Main screen and app list on watchOS] |
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| + | [https://twitter.com/Sightglass Sightglass Coffee] |
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| + | [[Category:Apple Internal Apps]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 3 March 2020
This article discusses software internally used by Apple. Acquiring a copy without Apple's consent is illegal and may result in being scammed. |
Sightglass is an internal SwitchBoard application for launching NonUI bundles. The icon of the app was the logo of a coffee shop in San Francisco called Sightglass Coffee, however it has since been changed to a 3x3 grid of colored dots on a brown background.
On watchOS, SwitchBoard is not present and apps are launched from Sightglass. It retains the ability to run scripts, and can also be used to power off or restart the device, as well as setting whether the display should be kept on or not.
You can load additional scripts into Sightglass by placing them in /private/var/logs/Sightglass/Scripts. Outputs of scripts are displayed while they are running.
- Sightglass Application
Main Menu
Apps
Scripts
Settings
Contents of the App (iPhone):
ChicagoFLF.ttf Sightglass _CodeSignature. _internal_reset_pedometer.png Info.plist Sightglass-Apps.plist _internal_apps.png. _internal_scripts.png PkgInfo. Sightglass-BootTasks.plist _internal_get_pedometer.png _internal_sightglass.png ResourceRules.plist Sightglass-Help.plist _internal_help.png com.apple.osdiags.Sightglass.plist
External Links
Article about iPhone 6 prototype on MacRumors
