Packix had been dead for two years. The jailbreak community had moved on. New repos, new tools, new drama. But Jesse still had an old iPhone 6 on iOS 9.3.3, a museum piece held together with tape and nostalgia. And Packix had held his favorite tweak— ClassicDock , the one that made the icons sit in a sleek, black glass shelf like the old days.
Most Packix accounts and licenses were eligible for migration to the Havoc store.
Most major tweaks and developers migrated to the Havoc Repository , which is the modern successor designed to provide better support and a cleaner interface for both users and developers.
Packix was one of the largest jailbreak repositories, but it officially after the Chariz and Packix merger (both acquired by the same team). Most paid packages migrated to Chariz , and free ones either moved or were archived.