Is there any way to get around using iTunes.7 with a Nano (secnd gen)?

I, like many others received a pretty new Nano from Santa, but was disappointed to find that.. it doesn't seem to be usable!
I have a iMac (os x 10.2.8) and a iBook G4 (os x 10.3.7)
BUT as I'm sure you're aware, I can't update the iTunes on either to version 7 because it's only compatible with 10.3.9 or higher..
As I am only a poor design student, there is no way I can afford a new os, so my question is really, what the subject said, is there any way I can get around using iTunes to put music on my iPod? or am I pretty much screwed?
Any suggestions would be really aprechiated! I just want to be able to use it!
Thanks
Sacha
xxxxx
iMac. iBook. Mac OS X (10.3.7)

Here:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/tiger/
The current retail version is 10.4.6.
You should make sure that your computer meets the minimum requirements for 10.4.6 before you purchase.
They are listed here:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/upgrade/requirements.html

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i just baught my first iphone and it is a jalbroken
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