Thanks for the gist, I had a little trouble with this, but I managed to make it work from the info you gave.
The download wouldn't work (don't know why, but I normally use a proxy with wget, so the proxy may have interfered) for the gdiplus -- so I used wget to get the file and copied it to the location it wanted to find it. ![]()
How to install iTunes 12 on Linux Mint 18 with working Store
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How to add Linuxmint repositories to Ubuntu? Ask Question Asked 5 years, 4 months ago. Asked Aug 6 '14 at 16:40. Amit Rane Amit Rane. Run another command to download the Linux Mint keyring: sudo apt-get install linuxmint-keyring It will ask your permission to download, say yes. $ sudo apt-get install hardinfo 16. Install MATE desktop environment. Apart from Cinnamon the other popular desktop environment that comes with Linux Mint is the MATE (Maatay) desktop. Install it if you want to try it. $ sudo apt-get install mint-meta-mate. Now you can select the MATE session at the login screen. Make other partitions writable.
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Introduction to Linux - A Hands on GuideThis guide was created as an overview of the Linux Operating System, geared toward new users as an exploration tour and getting started guide, with exercises at the end of each chapter.For more advanced trainees it can be a desktop reference, and a collection of the base knowledge needed to proceed with system and network administration. This book contains many real life examples derived from the author's experience as a Linux system and network administrator, trainer and consultant. They hope these examples will help you to get a better understanding of the Linux system and that you feel encouraged to try out things on your own.to receive this Complete Guide absolutely free. What I have:2 laptops (ubuntu,linux mint)1 desktop (linux mint)1 ipadno windows.What I've tried:I've have installed virtualbox-nonfree from the linux mint repositories. I have a Windows 7 64bit cd. I try to install the win7, but all I get is a blue screen error, every attempt.I've tried wine and playonlinux to install the latest and an older version of iTunes.
That doesn't work. As a side note, I've tried wine for things here and there for about a decade and it never works.Searching this site, I see I'm not alone.The majority of my digital music and books were purchased through Amazon, so I have access from any device and/or operating system.The problem:I did purchase a few things from Apple, and I can only access them from the ipad. At some point this ipad will no longer work, and I refuse to buy anymore Apple products. This is outrageous and exactly the reason why haven't ever spent, and never will spend a single cent on any of Apple's products and/or services.Very understandable.My recommendation to you: Save yourself a lot of trouble and frustration, write off the money spent (wasted?) on Apple and rebuy what you need in an decent format.I concur 1000% here.Apple has like a few dollars and change that I can never access in an iTunes account.Couple of issues there in case you hadn't noticed.
I long ago created that account so that my kids could use it on their precious iPods in order to keep up with the Jones' kids, albeit with me kicking and screaming and buying the cheapest alternatives I could for them. And this was back in the day when you didn't have to have a 'form of payment' for the account. So as a result, I bought iTunes cards and fed the account when I felt it was merited. Well, over the years, the kids grew up, got their own widgets and discovered whatever they felt about that stuff. Meanwhile I ended up getting new computers from time to time.
Eventually I found I cannot 'validate' a computer for iTunes purchase, because I can't validate my iTunes account, due to me not having a 'form of payment'. While I can answer my 3 or so security questions fine, and can discuss all aspects of my name, address. That's not sufficient, so I can't 'validate' my account. Someone from Apple suggested that I could put in a form of payment, validate, and then remove that form of payment, but that would get me there. I've never bothered and gone instead exactly down the path that joe2000 is suggesting.
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