Amazon's Linux answer to iTunes is a winner
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The better solution would be for Amazon to supply the source code under the GPL and the Distro packagers could do the job for them.
Why don't they just let you download the MP3s with your browser? I don't see the point of a "MP3 Downloader" when the MP3s are DRM-free.
> The better solution would be for Amazon to supply the source code under the GPL and the Distro packagers could do the job for them.
Definitely. Someone else distributing a program that allows you to make a purchase from their store is better than free advertising.
Definitely. Someone else distributing a program that allows you to make a purchase from their store is better than free advertising.
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It should in principle be possible to install on any distro. The Debian package should install on Mepis.
I'd hate to have users of other distributions believe they have to use one of these four distributions to fully access this impressive service.