Google Music Beta, the which was launched back in May, lets users upload as many as 20.000 tracks for free access and streamed through the web and mobile devices - Wherever They are in the the World.
Music is cached for offline play on Both the desktop and mobile devices.
At the time of Music Beta's launch Google only provided Windows and Mac version the of 'Google Music Managers' - Their desktop client for adding and seamlessly syncing your music folder with Google Music Beta. With of The releases of Google Music Manager is for Linux, everyone * is now free to the take advantage of the cloud-music-storage service.
Those of you already signed up / using the service can grabs the linux installer - provided as Both 32bit and 64bit. Deb packages directory - by hitting the 'Add Music' button to the top of the player window.
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