The most recent word from the friendly folks at google is the new picasa 2.7 preview for linux. Update: This version includes things that the 2.5 version did not. My preferred ones are: better raw support, better import capabilities and picasaweb album uploads. Also noted this version (albeit a preview one) is available as...
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This blog has a couple of picasa related items which you can read again to refresh your memory and admire at the pictures. The focus of these postings was on picasa for linux and how you can set up picasa in your favorite linux flavor. Together, picasa and picasa web albums (it comes as...
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On an amd64 box, no less Since picasa was made available for linux i386 distros, I was one of the many who took advantage and installed it. I also found out that picasa works wonderfully even when running in a amd64 environment. As I have outlined in an earlier posting, amd64 users could...
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In proper ubuntu fashion, two pictures I took on the way back from a conference in December of 2005. The colors have already become part of my ubuntu desktop. The river in the back is the river Aoos (pronounced uh-oh-oh-s) and spelled Αώος, if you are interested. Picasa continues to work beautifully,...
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A big, huge, monumental, thank you to the wonderful people at google who made picasa work for linux, too. I have been experimenting with picasa on my ubuntu box since yesterday. This morning, I am happy to say that Picasa works on my AMD64 box. Here is how I did it: 1) I...
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