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by massysett
3562 days ago
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I don't guess it's a cost issue. iTunes is the Apple trojan horse into the Windows platform. They know that they can get anything onto a Windows desktop by crammng it into this one application. My guess is that strategically they don't want to give this up. |
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And failing that, you don't think users are capable of installing multiple things or coping with a re-brand.
But if they did this only on the Mac all these things would work. Windows is the key.
Sorry, I do not think this is the reason. More likely they just don't want to put resources into a ground up overhaul of iTunes.