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So iTunes is a subject of debate for a lot of people- if you have an iPod or iPhone, you use it. If not, you may like other software that will allow you to directly side-load songs from your file manager.
I always uncheck "Copy files to my iTunes Library" because I keep my digital music on a separate partition from my system. Then it just links the songs and organizes them- you can still organize your actual song files where and how you want.
I am an iTunes fan, not because I'm an Apple fanboy, but I like it's ease of use, and It is much nicer on Mac than it is on Windows. Admittedly it's slow at times and bogs down even on my system, but I attribute this to it being made up of a bunch of old code- and not being a 64bit app yet.
Here's a cool article from Daring Fireball about iTunes and Cocoa.
http://daringfireball.net/2009/09/itunes_and_cocoa
I always uncheck "Copy files to my iTunes Library" because I keep my digital music on a separate partition from my system. Then it just links the songs and organizes them- you can still organize your actual song files where and how you want.
I am an iTunes fan, not because I'm an Apple fanboy, but I like it's ease of use, and It is much nicer on Mac than it is on Windows. Admittedly it's slow at times and bogs down even on my system, but I attribute this to it being made up of a bunch of old code- and not being a 64bit app yet.
Here's a cool article from Daring Fireball about iTunes and Cocoa.
http://daringfireball.net/2009/09/itunes_and_cocoa