Hello my Linux friends!!
Salut, Josh W.
I have installed wine and all of its dependencies/recomendeds for wine, Play On Linux and am trying to install iTunes on my Debian stretch system
This reminds me of a story, but this is neither the time nor the place.[1]
i just cannot find anything that is truly helpful....
You appear to be accessorising your Volvo with a mixture of Cadillac and Buick interior fixtures. I do not mean to suggest that you should not do so. You should do you, by all means. "Be yourself", as they say, helpfully. (But where is the HOWTO?)
I only have Winetricks in my application menu and have tried several way of installing iTunes... If somebody could point me in the right direction that would be AWESOME! Thank You.
There is a package called rhythmbox that you might want to examine, to see if it fits your needs. I have not used it in many many years, and it was never my cup of tea, but IIRC it is a media player which resembles a GNOME analogue of iTunes. Good luck with your project. NOTES 1. Once upon a time (a decade ago) my sole personal computing device was an iMac running OS X. I began to entertain myself with philosophical conundrums, like whether iTunes was i. a snitch with an ostentatious media-player tacked on, or whether it were instead ii. an ostentatious media-player with a snitch grafted onto it. Eventually I forsook philosophy and decided to do something nice for myself, for a change. I launched a savage guerilla campaign, committing a series of acts of targeted sabotage and insurrectionary vandalism upon my local iTunes instance. That is what I did for Science, for Man, and for all that is Holy. But for myself, as I was saying, I installed VLC. Thus began a long and fruitful relationship that has continued to this day.
