How do you download Apple iTunes on Linpus Linux free?

install iTunes on your linux computer first:
downloadatoz com downloadatoz com

If your on Windows or Mac. You have to use iTunes. It's a totally free download.

If your on linux. Use gtkPod. It's the simplest iPhone, iPod media manager they make for Linux since Apple don't make an iTunes for linux

ask only the distribution maker of Linux this, Limpus
my guess is no more support but why not as them first?
vast linux distros exist and more version.
or upgrade to Unbuntu newest and full version?
acer.com usa shows no such thing aoa, vast aoa there and all have letter prefixes
so is wrong model; is is EOL zero legacy support now.
2008model;;
yes acer.com ended all support

seen here
real name
Acer Apire One AOA 110

https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/60?b=1


reviews (and is zero support )
The tested notebook came with pre-installed Linpus Linux, but was tested with Windows XP Home 32-bit as operating system

itunes made not support linux. Look at there web page and see if linux is support.

Linpus is a stripped down version of Fedora so this is the link to to download page:-
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-fedora.html.

If you have a problem getting it to install try the earlier versions.

I don't know if this works on linux, but go to http://www.mozilla.org/ and download it here.

You have you use itunes with your ipod. NO other software will work properly with an ipod. If you do not have itunes please visit

www.apple.com/itunes/download

After you download and instal itunes you will be ready to use your ipod with itunes and sync your music on your computer. If you have any other questions please feel free to hit me up

I bought one 5 months ago. The e520-2496 has no pre-installed software hence the low price. my included dvd didn't do anything either. I bought a Linux Fedora 10 installation DVD from www.osdisc.com for 5 bucks. this made it very easy the dvd was recognized immediately and has self expanatory instructions. Or go to www.fedoraproject.org and download it for free and burn it to a dvd. If you hold down the Ctrl key with the DVD in it should load it. Or check www.linpus.com but it is no help. I eventually installed linpus desktop from thier website and have a dual boot with Linpus and Fedora 10. The Linpus is no good with no wi-fi or support I do not recommend it. The Fedora 10 has excellent wi-fi and tons of support, forums, and updates. Or gooogle "linux OS" and choose from dozens of free or cheap Linux systems. If you go with Fedora 10 just make sure you buy a 64 bit version. The e520 has a 64 bit celeron M processor. P.S. don't mess around when your in root if you don't know what your doing and, always type in "exit" when done. I am new to this also but learning fast. hope this helps.

I did get my 595u to connect but need to solve some more problems.
First setup the right click menu as described in http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/09/05/ten_aspire_one_tips/

Then update software with software updater.

I installed an update to hal-info that may be needed. Search for hal-info and fc8and download the latest (or later than 200803) rpm. Usually select the title in rpmfind to download the rpm. Save it to Documents. Next open a terminal with the right click menu.
Change to the Documents directory 'cd Documents' ( hint type "cd Do<TAB><ENTER>')
List files - 'ls'
Should see the hal-info....rpm file
change to root
su<ENTER>
-- enter setup password --
Install the rpm with
'rpm -Uvh hal*rpm'

Should see success.

Next Right click -> System -> Add/Remove Software
Enter password
Check Development ->Development Tools

May need to uninstall gettext (to replace lw version with fc8 version) with
rpm -e gettext

Then go to http://www.sierrawireless.com/faq/ShowFAQ.aspx?ID=1235 and download and download source code. Here is where I had trouble . Linpus did not include headers or module Make files. Another kernel fc8 tree was available. I booted into the fc kernel by editing /boot/grub/grub.conf and setting default=0. This break file manager. I will try to obtain linpus kernel build info and try again.

click on this link:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/

then click download :)