Linux iTunes?


Would you use iTunes for Linux?  

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  1. 1. Would you use iTunes for Linux?

    • Yes
      18
    • No
      12
    • Other Player
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there is a linux market? for a freeware app? and in a system that is mostly free? :huh:

nit bashing linux, its a great os, btw

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Musik is available for Windows. I never had much success getting my iPod to work with Linux... of course if iTunes was avaliable, not saying that it will, then yeah, I'd use it.

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for purchasing it would be interesting (once they get support for Canada) but for playback I have apps like Muine, which kick itunes ass.

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I'd use it! I don't like any of the linux media players at the moment really. :/

Like code_monkey said, muine kicks ass. Give it a go if you haven't already.

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Can Rythmbox play AAC encoded m4a files? all my music is in the iTunes format but I am trying to switch to linux bit by bit

Using the Xine backend I've been able to that since at least version 0.7.0

Muine is pretty interesting, but it doesn't support AAC (or at least didn't when I tried it a week or two ago) :(

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use Juk. like the iTunes interface without the commercial bs. a great app if u use kde.

EDIT:doesn't do encoding mind, but there is a kde app that does, just can't be bothered to look for what it is as I've been down the pub for three hours, so, my girlfriend is more appealing ;), better stop typing now or else I'm in trouble (or will be single in the future if I don't watch it ;) )

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