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02-09-2009 11:47 AM |
A funny irony
Hi guys,
Just wanted to share with you something I find extremely funny. Something I didn't think I'll have to face for the next 5+ yrs. A gadget Linux can connect to, while windows says it doesn't exist. Yay!
The device in question is a Creative Zen mp3 player. I can use it in Linux with Amarok and Jukebox (upload, download, browse, whatever thanks to the mtp libs and plugins) while windows (since I have to use it at work) sees the device, names it correctly but if I try connecting, it says it can't find it. What's ironic is that "The MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) that the player use to communicate with the computer is developed by Microsoft," (to quote a Creative tech support). :D
So many thanks to the linux developers who are working on adding support to all these gadgets we love. You guys rock!
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