Sync Your iPhone in Linux—Version 2.0 - Lifehacker
Wed, Mar 4th, 2009
Apple's 2.0 firmware update generally killed wireless syncing with Linux. Ubuntu users, hackers that they are, have posted a detailed walkthrough detailing a work-around or two that re-connect the two. Thanks Salvador!
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