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I don't really like the idea of crossover office emulating a windows 
environment for a windows app so I haven't tried that yet.

I found the Liberator program when I was looking for a way to help 
manage all the music we have.  Itunes is setup to handle everything 
automatically and manually setting things is not obvious.

MW
On Jan 6, 2005, at 11:55 PM, Jay Loden wrote:

> I use my iPod 40GB on Linux almost exclusively, as I do not (yet) own a
> PowerBook, and i hate windows.
>
> I use gtkpod on my IBM thinkpad (debian) and on my Desktop (mandrake 
> 10)
> machine, and it works absolutely fine.  You can't purchase music 
> through it
> like on iTunes, but you can certainly successfully move songs, create
> playlists, etc.  I do it constantly with no problems.
>
> I'd say give this a go.  Crossover office's latest version will run 
> iTunes on
> Linux, but it's a pain in the butt to set up as far as I can tell - 
> but - if
> you don't mind hackage, you can probably get that working if you need 
> the
> actual iTunes software.
>
> -Jay
>
>
> On Thursday 06 January 2005 10:49, Mark Wright wrote:
>> Christmas saw the mini iPod count rise around my house.  I am now
>> managing three iPods from one Ti Powerbook.  This has caused a few 
>> mild
>> disasters as I have learned to juggle the songs on a system that was
>> only meant to work for one person.  What would really set me free 
>> would
>> be to put iTunes on my wife's desktop and my daughters laptop. (Sun
>> Java Desktop and MDK 9.0)
>>
>> Are any of my fellow ALE's finding solutions around a similar problem?
>>
>> 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 did not get into it with him but I imagine there are folks on this
>> list capable of porting his software.  Feel free to email him and let
>> him know your thoughts.
>>
>> support at zeleksoftware.com
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Mark Wright
>>
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