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A hearty hello to you all, my name is Brad and i am a newby to Linux and the way it operates. I have a working version of openSuse 11.2 ...
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    A hearty hello to you all,
    my name is Brad and i am a newby to Linux and the way it operates. I have a working version of openSuse 11.2 on my laptop to which i am very happy that it is now Microsoft and Windows FREE. I have found it hard, how to work out and how to install software onto my system as i would like to able to use my IPOD and IPHONE through Linux and from research i have found that if i download and install Wine i should be able to run iTunes so question is if possible would someone be able to help me with the process for a successful installation.

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    Brad

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    Wine should be in the SUSE repositories. I'm not sure what it uses for a package manager, but you should be able to install it from there. I had SUSE installed once upon a time, but I didn't like it enough to stay with it, and ended up with Debian, which is very different. Someone with SUSE experience should be along sooner or later, though.

    Edit: a quick Google search shows the GUI package manager to be YaST. Open that and it should install wine for you.

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