Install Itunes Linux Mint 16

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Linux Mint Forums. Welcome to the Linux Mint forums! Post by greenday » Sat Jan 16. You don't install iTunes into Linux--bad idea.

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I am presently experimenting with 'Kodi' and 'OSMC' media programs on Linux Raspian- versions on Raspi Model B Pi2's. These both allow importation of music libraries into their respective media players. If successful, the iTunes library will be transferred to a WD Passport to replace the IBM G40. The major benefit of all this monkeying around will be learning Linux coding and a return to life on the command line.