On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 16:55:42 +1200 Craig FALCONER wrote: > Almost all of them work fine, because they represent as a generic USB drive. > > The ipod is weird of course, ask Nick Rout on them.
I don't have one but I know it works with linux. There are several programs like amaroK and gtkpod that have built in support. They are basically a usb drive too, but I don't think you can just dump mp3's onto it, as it has some sort of internal database. I'm not clear on this aspect. There are also alternative OSes for the ipod, you flash it or somehing and then it'll play other media like ogg etc. Of course if you want a real ipod as opposed to a nano etc, you'll pay way over $100-200 -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
