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I remember installing iPod Linux on my first gen iPod nano. One of my biggest regrets is trading it in for a brand new iPod nano when they had the battery repla
by jadar 3y ago
I remember installing iPod Linux on my first gen iPod nano. One of my biggest regrets is trading it in for a brand new iPod nano when they had the battery replacement program. The memories were worth much more than a free iPod.
- willcipriano 3y agoI still have a iPod. I replaced the battery and the hard drive for a SD card and its still a great way to listen to music over a nice pair of headphones. I plan to make a few more so I have enough for the rest of my life. Phone + Bluetooth is more convenient but something about the experience of the iPod, perhaps the lack of distraction makes it more visceral.
- viciousvoxel 3y agoModern digital audio players (DAPs) exist. Basically an iPod with an upgraded DAC and amp, and optionally WiFi and Bluetooth for direct streaming from Tidal or local media server or from your phone. I also use mine as a Bluetooth receiver for my TV audio when watching late at night.
- walthamstow 3y agoWhat model do you have?
- viciousvoxel 3y agoRecently got a Hiby S3 II. Happy with it so far. The Tidal UI could be better but it works.
- tomxor 3y agoI remember playing Doom on Linux on my 3rd gen iPod... It got rather warm, and just seemed crazy silly at the time. For context, smart phones weren't quite a thing yet and capacitative touch screens were an emerging technology.
- sippeangelo 3y agoAnd the Half-Life to Doom engine port! Good memories.