fysh

If you're an iPod shuffle user, you might want to check out fysh project. It's a small yet mighty Perl script that will help you manage everything related to your device. The name fysh actually stands for "fill your shuffle", which should give you a good idea of what this tool can do for you.

One of the best things about fysh is that it's free and open-source software. You can redistribute it and even modify it to suit your needs, all thanks to the GNU General Public License. And if you're wondering how to get started with fysh, you can simply download the latest version from this folder. You'll also find all the older versions there, too.

Once you have fysh downloaded, you can consult the embedded manual to learn more. Just issue the command $ fysh --man to get started. And before you start using fysh, make sure your computer has Perl installed.

One of the latest releases of fysh comes with a host of improvements and new features. For example, it has fixed child processes return codes and improved error detection. Plus, it now includes command line options for specifying FAAC, FLAC, and SoX executables. You can also use environment variables for more flexibility.

Other notable improvements in fysh include more silent commands and the beginning of a progress indicator. And if you want to prevent fysh from removing files on your iPod, you can now use the --no-remove option. Finally, cases where your iPod is full are now handled with more grace than ever before.

Overall, fysh project is a great choice for iPod shuffle users who want to streamline and simplify their device management. Give it a try today and see what you think!