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iPad 2 on/sur Fedora

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It has been a while I wrote on this blog because I am busy running my own design business. Aside that, I recently plug an Apple iPad 2 to import pictures and videos on a Fedora 17 running Gnome Shell 3.4 out of box. It is remarkable what a free and open source software network can do to a device intended to primarily run on iTunes software.

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De retour après le manque d’écrit sur ce blog en raison d'affaire professionnel relié à l'infographie. J'ai récemment branché l'iPad 2 d'Apple pour importer les photos et les vidéos sur le système de Fedora 17 roulant sur Gnome Shell 3.4. C'est remarquable qu'un réseau de logiciels libres peut supporter sans problème un dispositif conçu pour l'usage du logiciel iTune.

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Shailesh.S.Mahadik said…
It makes Itues almost not required, I was really surprised to see the out of box integration !!!
Sun Oct 28, 01:59:00 am GMT-7
Luya Tshimbalanga said…
Yes, iTunes is only needed for inserting amount of money to spend on music or paid apps.
It will be a matter of time that horrible application that is iTunes will go the way of dinosaur.
Tue Nov 20, 03:05:00 pm GMT-8
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