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How does Linux and linux programs deal with DRM?
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Basically, it doesn't. The DRM is supposed to stop the files being played in anything but approved MP3 players and their approved player.
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Can you copy these DRM files and then play them?
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Only if you strip out the DRM. Best alternative is to rip CDs and use DRM free sites like Emusic. And don't buy a DRM crippled player. Then at least you don't support the sale of DRM infected music.
Windows DRM and iTunes don't support Linux, so unless someone has made a player that specifically supports the required DRM, you might be out of luck. You could always track down the DRM removal tools and see if they work under WINE.
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