
UPDATE: Google have finally provided a native Linux client, just login to http://music.google.com/ and click ‘Add Music’ to install it.
Last
week I received a Beta invite for Google Music. I jumped straight onto
it only to meet the message “Music Manager is only available for PC and
Mac”. Being an avid Linux user I was most displeased! “Ok, no
problem…” I thought and I jumped straight into a VMware’d Windows
installation – no joy, it apparently doesn’t support ‘virtual machines’
either.
I stumbled upon musicalpha a Chrome Extension that
looked quite promising albeit not quite complete (metadata not working).
Alas, I had more important things to worry about and I gave up…
Until
today, I discovered that Ubuntu users had success running the Music Manager under wine. One helpful guy even wrapped the
binaries in a ZIP file you can grab from here.
Music Manager running nicely (under Wine), 4,712 tracks uploading as I type…

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