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There's been a couple of threads on the crossover list regarding these 
toys, but I've not followed them, you might check the archives.

> This may need a separate thread...
> 
> I emailed a guy named Jared at www.zeleksoftware.com and asked him about 
> his iTunes replacement program that runs on OSX and Win.  His website 
> stated he'd consider a linux port.  Seems he doesn't know a lot about 
> Linux but said if we as a list, wanted to show our interest in a Linux 
> port of his program called Liberator, he would like to hear from us and 
> would seriously consider it.

I'd be willing to take a look at his code to assess the portability, 
although I'm very limited on time right now.  Do you know what it's 
written in?

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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