iTunes for Linux - How To Install with Ease

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Apple hasn’t launched iTunes for Linux yet. However, you can still access your Apple music library with the help of Wine.

In this guide, I’ll discuss how to set up iTunes for Linux. So, let’s roll in!

How To Download iTunes for Linux

1. First, install and configure Wine on your system.

2. Visit the iTunes official website and download the installer file as per your system specifications.

Downloading iTunes exe file on Linux

3. Verify if the iTunes installer is downloaded successfully.

Verify iTunes exe file existence on Linux

4. Move to the Downloads directory with cd.

Moving to Downloads folder on Linux

5. Press CTRL+ALT+T to open the terminal and run the “wine iTunes _installer_filename” command.

launching iTunes setup on Linux

6. Click “Agree” to accept the iTunes Software License Agreement.

accepting iTunes license agreement on Linux

7. Select the Destination Folder for iTunes and other Installation options.

selecting folder for storing iTunes installation files

8. Wait for a few seconds until iTunes gets installed.

Installing iTunes on Linux

9. After completing the installation, launch iTunes from your Linux desktop.

Opening iTunes app from desktop

10. At last, sign in to the iTunes store and you’re good to go!

using ITunes on Linux

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Now you know how to set up iTunes for Linux. Feel free to share your feedback in the comments below!

Deyan Georgiev

Deyan Georgiev Shield

Managing Editor and Cybersecurity Expert

Deyan Georgiev is the managing editor at MSPowerUser. He is a certified cybersecurity and IoT technology expert, focused on data security.

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