Best gnome app for feed management and player update?
Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 2:22 pm
Hi all,
I would like to know peoples opinions on the best player and feedmanager for linux? I tend to use gnome and have an ipod (as to why an ipod see below). I have not found any software that meets my needs nicely.
Currently I use banshee which handles feeds nicely but it dumps all the podcasts into the same folder as my music on the ipod making it difficult to find shows. Also if you decided to shuffle your music you end up getting podcast played in the middle of the playlist.
The ideal software for me would
1) Manage feeds well,
2) Handle syncing of the ipod well, currently I just overwrite all the time,
3) Separate the podcasts from the music on the ipod.
Ok -- So why an ipod?
When I did my shopping I couldn't understand why people would pay R2000 odd for a 4 gig nano or iriver or sandisk etc when for just R3500 you could get a 60 gig ipod. I just havent found any other mp3 player that can compete with this size and price. If there are others let me know.
regards
Mark
I would like to know peoples opinions on the best player and feedmanager for linux? I tend to use gnome and have an ipod (as to why an ipod see below). I have not found any software that meets my needs nicely.
Currently I use banshee which handles feeds nicely but it dumps all the podcasts into the same folder as my music on the ipod making it difficult to find shows. Also if you decided to shuffle your music you end up getting podcast played in the middle of the playlist.
The ideal software for me would
1) Manage feeds well,
2) Handle syncing of the ipod well, currently I just overwrite all the time,
3) Separate the podcasts from the music on the ipod.
Ok -- So why an ipod?
When I did my shopping I couldn't understand why people would pay R2000 odd for a 4 gig nano or iriver or sandisk etc when for just R3500 you could get a 60 gig ipod. I just havent found any other mp3 player that can compete with this size and price. If there are others let me know.
regards
Mark