iTunes For Linux, Thanks To CodeWeavers

pizen writes "The folks over at CNet have the scoop that a new version of CrossOver Office (3.1) now supports Apple's iTunes. The preview version of the software is being tested and is currently only available to current CodeWeavers customers. They expect a final version to be available later this year." Reader snowtigger contributes a link to this screenshot. White demonstrated iTunes on a Linux machine at OSCON as well; a rendering glitch marred that demo, but he was still able to demonstrate playing back a song which he'd purchased from iTMS using iTunes on Linux.

Comments

Hmmm

[anonicon]

Wow, cool, now the Linux community can easily, painlessly join the choice of a new generation. Fan-f*cking-tastic, where do I sign up? *drool*

Re:This is a good thing

[Zebbers]

omg........ I understand the usability and looks of iTunes is nice, but are you retarded? You find it difficult to play music? You load the file and push play....it's not like xmms doesn't support playlists or (j)umping....zinf isn't bad either and has better playlisting support

I gave you credit until that comment. You don't listen to music because it is difficult....interesting.

I don't know about that

[spectasaurus]

Looks a lot like an OS X or Windows XP screenshot to me. Taking a snap of only the one window does not make it a screenshot. It makes it a window capture.