Need to sync your iPhone with Linux? Now you can (again)

Linux has been slowly gaining a little traction as a Windows alternative, but Apple seems to not like Linux all that much.

iPhone Linux

Since firmware 2.0 or so, wireless syncing with Linux and the iPhone have stopped working, and much sadness was felt in the Linux world.

But now there’s been a workaround published by Ubuntu users that seems to work pretty well, according to comments all over the web that we’ve read.

The workaround has been published here:

You do need a jailbroken iPhone for this to work, however.

Posted on Mar 7th, 2009 by Rob Goodchild in Tips | 1 Comment

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One Comment to “Need to sync your iPhone with Linux? Now you can (again)”

  1. on 09 Mar 2009 at 5:12 am1Josh

    Meh, I got sick of waiting for a way to sync my iPod touch with Linux so I sold my iPod touch and picked up an Archos 5.

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