I'm on an Intel MacBook (original line) running completely up-to-date according to Software Update.
I updated to iTunes 7 a long time ago, and I still dislike the interface. Besides that, recently discovering that the Radio listing is missing several of my favourite stations unsettled me further. I realise that changing iTunes versions won't fix the latter issue, as iTunes contacts an online databade for its radio stream links, but I don't care. I just like the old version better.
iTunes 7 is ugly, to boot (in comparison to 6).
I don't want to uninstall 7, but I want both versions side-by-side. Does anyone know how to do this? If iTunes installed the way most apps do (drag-and-drop into a folder from a .dmg), there would be no issue: I just keep them in separate folders. Since iTunes installes from a .mpkg, I get the feeling it'll try to overwrite important iTunes 7 files. I want to keep 6 installed...separately from 7, while being able to freely update 7 when Apple wants me to...
I would be very grateful if anyone can help, even if that help is only to inform me that I am forever doomed to conform to Apple's new society-shaping methods. (Don't get me wrong, I love Apple...but this wouldn't even be a legitimate issue on Windows. I could VERY easily do this on Windows. One must switch out ease-of-use with ease-of-hack, right?)
-Dash
P.S. - Thank you OldApps.com for just existing. Brilliant idea. There aren't enough places like this on the web.