Developer to Bring iTunes to Linux

5:00 PM EDT, Aug. 2nd, 2004 · by Brad Gibson · News

Linux software developer CodeWeavers, Inc., has released a new version of CrossOver Office 3.1 that adds support for Appleis iTunes.

CrossOver Office 3.1 allows users to install Windows applications and plug-ins in Linux, without needing a Microsoft operating system license. The new version adds support for the jukebox and music download software.

The product is currently in a preview version is will be available only to registered CrossOver office customers. A final version is expected later this year, the company said.

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