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If the RIAA has it their way, the phrase "legal downloads service" won't exist. The RIAA doesn't want anyone to download any music, even if the artists allow it. They want to protect their outdated buisness model, where they have a monopoly that puts Microsoft to shame.
I noticed on the codeweavers website in the list of supported prgrams, itunes was listed as not currently working or something like that. They don't list every program on the planet so maybe they are working on it.
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