Hi

Thansk for your Introduction, Jonathan. Personally I use Ubuntu
(7.04Desktop, and
6.06 on a cranky old IBM T20 Thinkpad). I also have Windows XP for my games
and a few cranky peices of hardware that only seem to synch in windows,
thankfully after tonights Meeting I can safely scrub "iPods" off of my ToDo
list (Thanks Tony, you are a diamond.).

We got the ipod Shuffle 1st Gen and Nano 2nd Gen working last night on
ubuntu 6.06 using gtkpod, which seemed to work quite well, however the
version that Terry installed on his ubuntu 7.04 / 7.10? was a bit cranky as
it has no "synch" button like the 6.06 version had. I have yet to do this on
my home PC which is 7.04 ubuntu, I will need to investigate further. (Terry
if you make any progress before I do, please let me know how you synched
your iPod successfully).

Welcome to the list Jonathan and do come down to our PLUG meetings, they are
a good social event and you are bound to learn at least one thing each
month.

Regards

Richard


On 27/11/2007, Jonathan Hobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> This is just a quick email from a 'local noob' who found you last night
> and simply wants to introduce himself.
>
> I thought I was all alone until I stumbled upon your website :-)
>
> By day I am a programmer and by night i like to rip computers apart. Linux
> has always been an interest of mine and it was nice to see I am not the only
> person in the area who goes beyond PC World! At home I use Fedora Core [with
> optional boots to SUSE]. I have even experimented with Ubuntu given the
> latest release - what do you guys use?
>
> As I only 'joined' late last night my diary was caught short and
> unfortunately I cannot be with you guys tonight, but assuming the next
> meeting is the last Tuesday of January 2008 you can count me in as a
> permanent and active member.
>
> So until then ... have a nice evening, have a great Christmas and I will
> see you in the New Year.
>
> Kind regards
> Jonathan
>
> p.s. Regarding the IPOD - try using Devil Linux. I found a similar project
> [a while ago] on Google - so it still might be there and could help you out
> ...
>
>
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