Ubuntu One Music Store Pushed In Rhythmbox

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Michael Larabel
Feb 19, 2010

“One of the features that was talked about and proposed a few
months back was a music store for Ubuntu where one could easily
purchase music and somewhat fits in with Canonical’s plans for the
Ubuntu Software Store (or the “Ubuntu Software Center” as it’s now
called). Plans were laid out for an Ubuntu One Music Store and the
first packages to support this in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS are now
available.

“The Lucid specifications for the Ubuntu One Music Store on the
Ubuntu Wiki mention “The Lucid music store project aims to deliver
the ability to purchase music from within a desktop music player.
The overriding requirement of the project is to minimize
engineering effort. This will be achieved through the usage of off
the shelf solutions with minimal modifications”

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Michael Larabel

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