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From: Nuno J. Silva on 9 Feb 2010 11:13
eixman(a)gmx.de (Florian Rehnisch) writes:

> o Todd <todd(a)invalid.com>:
>> control his iPod (he really does not listen to music on his computer).
>> Any recommendations?
>
> Check 'use as harddrive' in iTunes and use that iPod as any usb
> mass storage.

I'm not sure if that's what the customer wants - controlling the iPod
might be managing its music collection.

Although "use as harddrive" will, in fact, give access to the file
database, some application is needed to manage that database.

Graham suggested gtkpod. Other possibility is gnupod.

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Nuno J. Silva
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