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Before I developed an interest in Linux I used Windows XP (yeah I know, I know don't rub it in!!!) Now I'm using Ubuntu 8.10 and I really need to use ITunes if possible.All of my music files (over 100 Gb) are in my iTunes library. I don't look forward to having to reboot to windows to listen to my tunes and download songs ,vids and podcasts to my iPod Touch
According to the Wine HQ Applications Database no syncing functions actually work. So you can play and organize music (purchasing from iTunes even seems to work), but not actually sync them to an iPod.
This makes it pretty much useless in my mind, unless you actually purchase music and content from the iTunes store. For music playback/library functions and iPod syncing, Amarok will work much much better than trying to run iTunes through Wine.
I run MicroXp in VirtualBox for those 'must do in windows' chores. Its just easier and I'm running windows via a linux host which just seems to make it all OK.
Before I developed an interest in Linux I used Windows XP (yeah I know, I know don't rub it in!!!) Now I'm using Ubuntu 8.10 and I really need to use ITunes if possible.All of my music files (over 100 Gb) are in my iTunes library. I don't look forward to having to reboot to windows to listen to my tunes and download songs ,vids and podcasts to my iPod Touch
There is a good tutorial to howto install ITune on ubuntu, i already test it and worked perfectly see the link
if doesen`t work for you for a reason there is another way to install ITune but i prefer the first one.
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