Amazon MP3 now has a Linux version of their album downloader. It’s annoying (and puzzling) that music stores force you to use these proprietary downloaders instead of just pushing you the files in a zip or something, but at least they are supporting a lot of platforms.
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I posted on this earlier today as well. Requiring an application to take advantage of full album downloads was absolutely frustrating for me, especially when they offered no solution for Linux users. But I am really happy that they actually listened to their customers, and published a well polished native application that anyone can use. I also made my first purchase to show my support.