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Mplinuxman is a file manager program for the Mpman F60 USB portable MP3 player, for Linux. It lets you send/recieve files to your MP3 player using a graphical user interface (Gtk2) and features playlists, ID3 tags on the player and more .
This proyect provides a GNU/Linux solution for managing the Freecom (www.freecom.com) Beatman Flash MP3 Player and Recorder. This is a user-space C application for uploading, downloading, etc. music files to the player.
First you must install the beatman driver (which also includes a command line tool), and next you can optionally install the gbeatman graphical user interface.
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mousikos is a GUI based portable audio/music player file manager. It will support on-the-fly
re-encoding of mp3s and is playlist based. It is designed to be able to
support various types of portable music players. Linux. Requires gnome.
The Rockbox project produces an open source firmware replacement for portable Digital Music Players, currently supporting Archos, iriver and iPod models with more platforms being worked on.
Java access to USB, currently using kernel 2.4 Linux-USB support. There is a "core" API for accessing USB devices, and simple tools including a USB viewer in Swing. Applications are being developed separately, including digital camera support.