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Amazon MP3 Store Now Linux-Friendly

By Matt Buchanan Published March 3, 2008, 1:30 pm ET

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Amazon’s MP3 store got officially Linux-friendly last week, adding support for Debian 4 Etch, Fedora 8, Open SUSE 10.3, and Unbuntu 7.10 Gutsy. So who’s still locked out of the store? [Amazon]

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