I suggest not needing a library program at all. Let me plug my Idevice into my PC and use Windows explorer to delete things and copy to and from the device. That way I'm in control and I'm using tools that I already know well how to use because they're very basic tools on my PC or Mac.
I will say this for Itunes; I've looked from time to time at other music managers to see if they did anything I thought was useful and I never did find one I liked. They all seem to have obscure interfaces and they all seem to want to force me to do things in ways that seem confusing to me.
So Itunes is in good company. It's the worst example of an entire genre of bad software. If it wasn't required to use the Idevices I'd have probably looked at it once and uninstalled it and forgotten all about it.
Barry
