I'd suggest using version 11.0.4, as it is the highest rated version on. Filehippo is generally reliable IMO. Once you have the installer, right-click the icon, click Open With, and click 'Wine Windows Program Loader'. This will launch the installer. After the installer has finished, Wine will create an icon in the Dash, so you can just click the dash button (upper-left) and open it from there. I also suggest reviewing that WineHQ link, as there may be solutions to any potential problems there. Last edited by jewisharific; October 5th, 2013 at 04:51 AM.

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The truth is that iTunes and Linux don't play nice together. Sadly Apple haven't had the decency to expand thier market to include Linux users natively.

Having said that, I've tried extensively to get this mongrel working under Linux, and I have found there are some older versions where the player itself works. However, in all cases, if you're looking to download music - forget it!

Apocalypse Harry Lorayne Pdf Printer. Even tried to contact Apple, who were more than helpful - until they realised I was using Ubuntu. I have two solutions for the wouldbe iTunes fanatic. 1/ For a player: Forget iTunes altogether. Go for a Linux player that does the same thing that iTunes does. The best I've seen so far is Nightingale ().

You can even download a skin which mimics iTunes. 2/ For a music store: Definitely forget iTunes altogether. Google for a web-based music site, like 'Google Music', which is an advanced version of iTunes. Google music is available in many countries with more to come.

There are others too. Hope that helps.