The bottom horizontal toolbar has 8 shortcut entries set by default: upload, e-mail, print, export, shop, blog this, collage and movie. By default, the My Documents, Pictures and Desktop folders are set. The folders available in the 'folders bar' are defined in the Folder Manager (Tools). In the Folder View sub-menu, you'll also notice that the images can be organized according to specific criteria (size, last modified, etc). To swap between these two viewing modes, just go to View → Folder view. Personally, I prefer viewing them in Tree view mode, instead of the default Flat folder view. On the left side of the window, the 'folders bar' lists the directories and tags available in the Photo Library. In my case, the installation went very smooth on my Ubuntu 10.04, but feel free to write us if you encounter any problems.Īs a side-note, once installed, Picasa automatically registers itself within Mozilla Firefox, enabling you to use the Download Album feature from the web page. Downloads will be around 30 MB, including Wine and Gecko engine.
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Then, use your favorite package manager to install the package (or type sudo apt-get install picasa, in Ubuntu).
In order to install Picasa, either download the right package for your Linux distribution or simply add the Google testing repositories to your repo list ( ). So let's see how this software helps users organize their image collection, edit photos and shared them on the web. With a name that puts Picasa in the Google family tree, this photo management software creates a lot of expectations among Linux users even before it's tested.
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