mp3, etc.) and 'K3b' for burning CD/DVD's including Music CD's or DVD's I read other peoples comments saying the same thing including some angry recipients of iTune gift cards they could not redeem or get a refund from.ĭon't get me wrong, I liked the iTunes music manager player and the iTunes store when I was using MS Windows, but I use Linux Mint now and the awesome Amarok for Music Manager and Player (which can easily Rip's CD's into. Regarding #1 Purchasing Music: I personally think it is a huge mistake for Apple and the iTunes Store to not allow purchases through their website without requiring the use of their iTunes player. I don't know of any other program that will do that.

iTunes will split the file over 3 disc when I burn them. Burning CDs -iTunes will automatically split large files over several disc. Purchase music - Nothing on Linux that I know of allows the user to purchase the variety of music out of so large a store house of music.Ģ. You can get your system information from your System Menu option for System Information, or Infocenter, or by typing in 'inxi -Fx' from your console terminal prompt.Įjazzkatt wrote:I can think of two reasons why you might want to use iTunes.ġ. You can install PlayOnLinux which uses Wine from your Software Manager or the Synaptic Package Manager (SPM).īut, why would you want to when there are very good Music Manager players that run natively on Linux Mint?Ĭheck out this topic on iTune alternatives for Linux:įYI: It is always a good idea to let everyone know more details about your setup, like which edition of Linux Mint are you using, Cinnamon, KDE, Mate, Xfce and what version 17, or 17.1? What is your hardware setup? You can also put this information in your 'signature' under the 'user control panel' in the upper left portion of this forum screen, so that when you make or reply to a post everyone knows what you have which makes it easier to answer your questions, see example of mine below. I checked PlayOnLinux to see if iTunes was already in that and itunes 10 was there.

Is there some way I can download it again?Īs far as I know you cannot run iTunes on your Linux desktop without using 'Wine' or PlayOnLinux'.

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