Canonical released the Ubuntu Music Store service without DRM

The Ubuntu developer Canonical is conducting a beta test on a DRM-free Ubuntu music store. If it goes well, the entry to this music store will appear in LucidLynx released in May. UbuntuOneMusicStore will provide music with no DRM and No watermarks. The data source is 7 digital, a London-based music seller. The electronic store will be built into the UbuntuRhythmBox music player. In addition, some open-source software such as Banshee, am

The Ubuntu developer Canonical is conducting a beta test on a DRM-free Ubuntu music store. If it goes well, the entry to this music store will appear in Lucid Lynx released in May.

Ubuntu One Music Store will provide Music with no DRM and No watermarks. The data source is 7 digital from London's Music vendor, which will be built into the Ubuntu RhythmBox Music player, in addition, some open-source software such as Banshee And Amarok will also be built into this service. The default sound quality is kbps MP3, and a few WMA format documents are provided.

View:Ubuntu One Music Store