21 October 2006
At the moment, there is no iTunes-alike for Linux. There is no all-in-one program that will allow you to do everything that iTunes does. Therefore I attempted to develop a system that I could train a non-technical person to use.
mess with an old iPod.`_
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1 Daniel says...
My KDE system on Gentoo does a good job automatically mounting my HFS+ iPod under my user account (only because I'm in plugdev). Also as an alternative, Amarok does a great job handling all my library management (including podcasts) and transfers, regardless of where I choose to mount it. The only thing I think it doesn't do is the video transfer, which only just got implemented in libgpod. Then again, I don't know why I'd want to watch video on such a small screen anyway.
This is a great guide though. I just broke down and replaced my dying iRiver H10 with an iPod and this was very useful in setting my system up. Thanks!
Posted at 1:48 p.m. on November 6, 2006