Distrowatch has reviewed Mandriva Spring, and concludes: "All in all I'd say it's a fairly typical Mandriva release. It features improved looks and added features, but it is released with a few issues. I don't think many of the problems are of major importance for the average user, but for myself, I won't be using Mandriva without wireless support."
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Member since:2006-06-04
Hi Adam,
Actually it is a domestically-built half-gigabyte "Mobiblu", I believe they sell them in North America now because their web site changed location/address some time ago. But this is now an old model, I don't think they sell anything with less than a gigabyte of storage now.
But the local Kyobo bookstore also sells iPods now and from what I have been reading, GTKPod and Amarok both support loading iPods now, although apparently GTKPod is better for this. Is this correct?
Andrew. ^_^
Member since:2005-07-06
interesting, I thought MobiBlu's were usable as normal USB mass storage devices. Yours isn't?
on iPods - I've no personal experience, but that's what I've heard too. You need PLF libs to transfer songs to the iPod, of course. The GNOME players also have support now I believe.
Member since:
2005-07-06
mm, what kind of mp3 player is it?