What's the solution for that? The Amazon Kindle Reader is only for Windows and Mac, für Linux there's only a MP3 downloader from amazon, but only for older systems and 32-Bit.
Is there something similar to iTunes for ubuntu?
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With Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader it is possible to read your Kindle ebooks with Chromium or Firefox. On my opinion this is a good replacement for the native Kindle app on Windows. |
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There is the Ubuntu One music store, which is included by default on Ubuntu, and is accessible from the Rhythmbox player, from the Music Lens in the Dash, and from the Ubuntu One website. Amazon no longer supports Linux exactly, particularly if you live in the US. |
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I do not know about e-books and video's but As for itunes like programs there is Rhythmbox, which is installed by default, along with Banshee, Clementine, Amarock and all sorts of others which can be found in the software center. |
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From Ubuntu12.10 onwards, a new shopping lens has been added to Unity.You can read more about it on OMG!Ubuntu! . This lens include all the relevant results from Amazon. |
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