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Navigate to YouTube Music and while in it click on Library.

The delay will depend upon your data connection. Select the required files and click Open.By default it will be in Users > Username > Music > iTunes > iTunes Media > Music for Windows, and Users > username > Music > iTunes for Mac.Navigate to the location where iTunes has saved your music files.Select your profile icon at the top-right corner and click on Upload Music from the drop-down list.Make sure that you’ve installed the YouTube Music extension on your browser. The method is similar for Windows and Mac.Click Install on the confirmation prompt.

#Itunes download for linux install#

Click on the 3 dots at the top-right corner and click on Install YouTube Music.

Search for YouTube Music on your Chromebook’s browser.

Make sure you have YouTube Music installed on your Chromebook, if not follow these steps.

If you just want to listen to the songs saved in your iTunes, then please follow these steps. iTunes on Chromebook by Copying songs from iTunes to YouTube Music You can now launch iTunes from the Linux apps in the Applications menu. Follow the on-screen instructions to install iTunes. WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=/home//.wine32/ wine. Remember to replace and with your username and the name of the file.

Now run the following command to start the iTunes installer.

You can rename it to something you call easily recall. Please Don’t download the 64-bit version as it won’t work.

After all of that creepy stuff, we need to download the 32-bit installer of iTunes.

Sudo apt-get install wine32 Steps to install iTunes on your Chromebook. Once the installation is complete, run the following commands one at a time to enable support for 32-bit applications. Run the following command to install Wine.

#Itunes download for linux update#

Type in the following command to update the outdated Linux packages.

The Terminal window will be opened, if not you can manually launch it from the applications menu.

Click on Turn on to activate the Linux(beta) feature.

Open Settings and search for Linux(beta) tab.

#Itunes download for linux driver#

IFuse is an open source “FUSE filesystem driver which uses libiphone to connect to iPhone and iPod Touch devices without needing to “jailbreak” them. “Without iTunes you say !?” You read that right :) We can make Linux communicate directly with iDevices, thereby cutting the need for iTunes completely. It’s possible to access your iPhone/iPad from Linux without using iTunes at all. In this blog post, I’m going to share a native solution that is guaranteed to work well on Linux. While it’s possible to run the Windows version of iTunes on Linux using WINE, this method doesn’t always work with all versions of iTunes. For the time being, the least we can do is make use of some workarounds. Hopefully this will change in the future. At the time of writing this blog post, there is no official support for iTunes on operating systems other than Windows and Mac OS. The bitter truth is that a native version of iTunes is not available for Linux yet. Previously, I had always transferred files between my iPad and my computer using iTunes on Windows. If you have tried downloading iTunes for Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Manjaro, or any other Linux distro in the past, you might have been confronted with a nasty surprise: “There’s no iTunes for Ubuntu / Arch Linux ! How do I access my iPhone / iPad / iPod from Linux !?” That was my reaction when I tried to access my iPad from Linux out of curiosity.