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Hi, i want to by the right mp3 player for compatibility with linux, but because of ambiguity of term its hard to find information for that. I want to by ...
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    Reviewing portable mp3 players linux compatibiity

    Hi,
    i want to by the right mp3 player for compatibility with linux,
    but because of ambiguity of term its hard to find information for
    that.

    I want to by a portable mp3 player with USB connection to my computer,
    kind of USB stick or iPod.

    Can anyone give me a clue where to get compatibility information for linux?

    Thanx

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    Avoid any player that uses drm software because it will not work in linux because it uses wmp

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    I use an Ipod with my linux install. and I use Amazon MP3 Downloader to purchase my DRM free music.

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    Well, if you use an mp3 player that is recognized like a storage media like usb-stick...you shouldn`t encounter any problems.

    I use a Creative ZEN with gnomad2, you can check my site for a guide if you like..Ipods do well too, you have gtkpod and gnupod, it even works with amarok with most models...

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    but and the review?

    thanx guys,

    but is there a reference page/article/whatever about the theme?

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