[TriLUG] iTunes
Matt Pusateri
mpusateri at wickedtrails.com
Mon Sep 18 21:06:56 EDT 2006
So my nano, has never been hooked up to a windows or mac. GTKPod and
Amarok, cannot create an empty itunes db, but can read and write one.
To get around this I synced my wife's ipod that had a db and then
copied that db to my nano and bob's your uncle. I haven't really
liked gtkpod, it's very basic. I do like Amarok however, but I just
heard they're removing support for g-streamer.
Matt P.
On Mon, September 18, 2006 9:05 pm, Matthew West wrote:
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> Charles, I have used GTKPod and Banshee for syncing music to my ipod.
> Both seem to work very well. Although GTKPod is more of just an ipod
> syncing app rather than something similar to iTunes. Banshee works
> fine
> and should be what you want to organize your music. Although some have
> told me that they had trouble getting their ipod to work with it. I
> read
> on a forum a while ago that this is most likely caused by firmware
> that
> is too new for banshee to recognize.
>
> Matt
>
>
>> On Mon, 2006-09-18 at 16:00 -0700, Charles Fischer wrote:
>>> Has anybody had any luck with using iTunes with WINE or CrossOver
>>> Office? I want to replace my girlfriends Windows XP box with a
>>> Linux
>>> box, and iTunes seems to be the only stumbling block. I do not
>>> need
>>> iTunes to do any more then convert songs from a CD to Apple's
>>> format
>>> and to send the songs to an iPod. She has never bought a song
>>> online.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Charles Fischer
>>>
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