README.md TunesViewer TunesViewer is a small, easy to use program to access iTunes-university media and podcasts in Linux. Features: • Direct searching, browsing, and downloading. • Supports itunes-University login, to download students-and-staff-only media. • Reveals the standard rss-podcast-feed of the itunes-podcasts, for use in any podcast software.

• Includes the option to set itself as default protocol handler, to go directly from the 'loading itunes-U.' Page to viewing with TunesViewer. Non-Features: • Automatic podcast updates, auto-downloads and transfers: this program isn't a general-purpose podcast manager, but it can add podcasts to rhythmbox/gpodder/amarok/etc.

• iTunes Store: this will not let you connect to iTunes store accounts or buy anything. Okmap Download Italiano. Minimum System Requirements: Tunesviewer works well even on older computers, but you must have pygtk >= 2.16 and lxml available.

This shouldn't be a problem for recent versions of Ubuntu, Fedora etc., as these prerequisites should be taken care of automatically by package managers. Installation: • Download the install package: ( for Ubuntu/Debian based operating systems, for Fedora/Red Hat based operating systems). • Open the package and it should install. After installing, you should see TunesViewer on your Applications - Internet menu.

You can install via windows emulator in linux like throug wine 1. Open a terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T), and run apt-get install wine. Get iTunes for Windows at Apple 3. Go to the terminal again (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run wine./NAME_OF_EXECUTABLE.exe and r. Jun 23, 2014. Setup music server on your linux machine. Multiple media formats avaiable such as DAAP iTunes.

You can try using PlayOnLinux. PlayOnLinux is a graphical tool supplementing Wine. To install PlayOnLinux on Ubuntu follow the below steps: sudo wget -q '-O- sudo apt-key add. Add playonlinux repository and install it sudo wget.