Post B0zW6wtPCFHt3UunHU by RachelThornSub@famichiki.jp
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 (DIR) Post #B0zRiYvGGWDZwltoX2 by RachelThornSub@famichiki.jp
       2025-12-07T00:52:10Z
       
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       I can find a million pages telling me how to get music from my #Linux machine to my #iPhone, but not one on how to get the music from my iPhone onto my Linux machine. Does anyone know how to do this? #iOS #Music
       
 (DIR) Post #B0zRiaIh8sYaDjs2hE by fox@social.hostnetwork.xyz
       2025-12-07T01:40:57Z
       
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       @RachelThornSub iTunes?
       
 (DIR) Post #B0zW6wtPCFHt3UunHU by RachelThornSub@famichiki.jp
       2025-12-07T02:29:50Z
       
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       @fox Yes, I want to transfer the music in my iPhone’s iTunes (Music) app to my Linux machine. Or anywhere else, really. I can’t find a way to even copy it to my Mac without spending a lot of money on iMazing or similar. (The yen is really weak now, so apps are expensive for me.)
       
 (DIR) Post #B0zWKFPTf2Y4FaG2fg by fox@social.hostnetwork.xyz
       2025-12-07T02:32:38Z
       
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       @RachelThornSub I mean use the iTunes app. If there isn't one for Linux just run a virtual maschine using qemu+virt-manager and forward the iPhone connected via USB to the wi diwsvm and there you can export it all to mp3
       
 (DIR) Post #B0zYP2BkRf76bKFKMq by RachelThornSub@famichiki.jp
       2025-12-07T02:55:51Z
       
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       @fox No, with iTunes, it just replaces one library with the other, which has led to tragedy in the past. It's not a true synch, where it compares files and adds accordingly. For example, if I have A, B, and C on my iPhone and B, C, and D on my Mac, rather than ending up with A, B, C, and D on both devices, I end up losing either A or D.