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exe file saved for iTunes is of a different name, change that as well.Īfter completing the setup and following the instructions properly you will be able to see iTunes running on Linux on your Chromebook device. Note – Again, change the username to the name given to the Chromebook. WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=/home/username/.wine32/ wine itunes.exe

Step 7 – Press ok and input the below command to start installing iTunes. Note – Replace the username with the name assigned to your Chromebook. WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=/home/username/.wine32 winecfg Step 6 – Open the Linux terminal and input the following command line We named the file iTunes.exe as an example here. Step 5 – Rename the file to something simple for command execution. (make sure to choose 32-bit only as the 64-bit version can misbehave and make your laptop screen go black.) Step 4 – Download a 32-bit version of iTunes from the official Apple website. Read Also: How to transfer music from the computer to iPhoneĪfter you complete setting up, follow the next steps. If you face any trouble or stuck anywhere or find a better build or alternative make sure to comment on the issue, we will get back to you as soon as possible.The process will take a little time and after that, the Chromebook will ask you to set up Linux. You should give it a try check whether it is working on your system or not. Although iTunes didn’t work well on my Chromebook.

I know that the process isn’t simple but without going through this process you can’t install iTunes on Chromebook. That’s all in the tutorial for how to Install iTunes on Chromebook. The most fustraiting part is that whenever you try to sign in to your account it’s stops working so you can’t access the media library.We try both on low end and high end chromebook, but results are same.All I say that iTunes on Chromebook is not a good combination.It’s better to look for other alternatives. Also Read: How to download and install Oneplus Nord live wallpaper

Maybe the reason behind it’s because Apple officially doesn’t support Linux connectivity for iDevices. Although Linux now supports USB on Chrome OS but still iTunes unable to detect iPhone and couldn’t sync to its library.