While Apple Computer has not yet decided to bring its iTunes jukebox software over to the Linux platform, a start-up software developer from St. Paul, Minnesota claims to have accomplished the task. CodeWeavers, a company which specializes in software that lets Windows programs run on Linux, told CNet on Monday that it is developing a new version of its software that adds support for Apple's iTunes.
The company said CrossOver Office 3.1 will add support for iTunes and is currently in preview form. The preview is being made available only to existing CrossOver Office customers, though a final version is expected later this year. Apple's iPod also works natively under Windows and the Mac OS, though the company does not officially support Linux.
News source: AppleInsider
