I've always been an Ubuntu lover, but the only thing that holds me back from installing ubuntu on my laptop is iTunes. I have an iPad and an iPod touch and managing them without itunes is almost next to impossible, mainly because of ios upgrades.
Is there any way out?
After extensive testing, I was unable to get iTunes Music Store to work - at all. Complete fail. The best I could achieve was to get the music player to work.
Frustrated, I went looking for a decent alternative. Enter Google Music...
It might be worth a look-see because it'll work no matter what device or OS you use, because it's web-based.
Being web-based, it offers way better features, like the choice of multiple downloads of music purchased and/or streaming it from anywhere from the cloud. You can also upload your music to the cloud too - upto 20,000 tracks for free. The Store music is high-quality (320kbps) mp3, which is playable on many players available today.
Sorry, not meaning it to sound like an advert, but it's really that good!
Baldrick.
You can install PlayonLinux from Software Centre and then install itunes on ubuntu using executeable(.exe) intaller of windows. Windows application will run on ubuntu using wine....
