If I understand the question correctly, there shouldn't be any programs responsible for it other than something like a driver for accessing Apple devices. I didn't start up any programs that deal specifically with Apple devices or music devices or any music playing programs.
Thunar (the Xubuntu file manager) opened a window when the iPod was automounted. I was dealing with files in the terminal using standard commands like ls and rm. I also used Ruby's irb and the Ruby fileutils package to move and delete files. I used id3ren to rename some MP3 files. I also used strings to try to locate some missing song titles.
Unfortunately, I get "cat: /var/log/audit/audit.log: No such file or directory".
If I understand the question correctly, there shouldn't be any programs responsible for it other than something like a driver for accessing Apple devices. I didn't start up any programs that deal specifically with Apple devices or music devices or any music playing programs.
Thunar (the Xubuntu file manager) opened a window when the iPod was automounted. I was dealing with files in the terminal using standard commands like ls and rm. I also used Ruby's irb and the Ruby fileutils package to move and delete files. I used id3ren to rename some MP3 files. I also used strings to try to locate some missing song titles.
Unfortunately, I get "cat: /var/log/ audit/audit. log: No such file or directory".