Syncing iDevice on Linux

Thanks Allen, but this still doesn't work for what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to synchronize my iDevice, and PlayOnLinux specifically says this (along with 64-bit versions) does not work. The PlayOnLinux version is also iTunes 10, so I'm not sure what compatibility problems might arise since I'm using iOS 8.2. Still, thanks for the link.

I just found something interesting: after unplugging, rebooting, and plugging my iPod touch back in, it asked me if I wanted to trust the computer. After hitting Trust, Linux was able to mount my iPod touch (it still thinks there's an iPhone that it's unable to mount).

By going to iPod touch > iTunes_Control > Music, I find a series of folders named F00 to F49. Some of these folders are empty, others have single or multiple music files. The file names have no relation to the music, but when I play it through VLC Media Player I'm able to see the song title, artist, etc.

If I can figure out how music is stored in these Fxx folders, maybe I can just copy/paste music onto my iPod touch.

Thanks for your help. The version of iTunes that you linked was able to install and open, but Bonjour and the Apple Mobile Device service do not work correctly under Wine, so I'm still unable to sync my iPod.

MediaMonkey installs, but doesn't open. But since I have to dual-boot to sync my iPod anyway, I'll give it a whirl on Windows.

Bottom Line: Apple needs Linux support.