All in all, iTunes on Chromebook is not a good experience and you should look for other apps like iTunes instead. Therefore, you cannot access your media library locally or via the cloud. Having said all that, the most disappointing part is, iTunes crashes every time you try to sign in to your account. However, if you’re interested, you can check out our guide to using iPhones with Linux. In part, this is because Apple does not officially support Linux connectivity for iDevices. Also, despite Linux gaining USB support on Chrome OS, iTunes was unable to detect the iPhone and sync the library. Well, performance is significantly affected. Pretty much expected since you’re running iTunes in a Windows container, which in turn is running inside a Linux container. I managed to install and run iTunes on the Chromebook, but the question is, does it work fine? We’ve used some of the best Chromebooks on the market, and in our tests, iTunes didn’t perform well, despite running on the mighty (i5, 8th Gen) Chromebook. Finally, open iTunes from the App Drawer and it should start perfectly this time. Now save the file and close the Text application. Keep in mind, change yourusername to the main thing.Įnv WINEPREFIX="/home/yourusername/.wine32" wine "/home/yourusername/.wine32/drive_c/Program Files/iTunes/iTunes.exe"Ĥ. After doing this copy the following path and paste right after Exec=. If you don’t have the text app, install it from: here.ģ. Here, select the Text app to open the file. So, right-click on it and choose “Open With”. Here you will find the sktop file, which is the shortcut we need to edit. local -> share -> apps -> wine -> Program Files -> iTunes.
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