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Why spend precious time to pack, update and test standard software and applications when it is already done.
Pre-packaged software and applications for EasyInstall, ready for download. Thus I find myself confused at a higher level - does that «for Linux» mean that our friends at Google have, in fact, released a version (even if Wine-based) for us Linux users ? The original rationale for not releasing a version for Linux was that the rate of Picasa adoption is low among Linux users, which sounds rather strange to me I'd very much like to see some evidence to back up this assertion.EasyPacks – your EasyInstall application portal Alls well that ends well ! The strange thing is that when I check the version, I see the following : I then found that I could start it via «/home//.wine/drive_c/ProgramFiles/Google/Picasa3/Picasa3.exe», in this way preserving 3.1 (in Swedish, which I access via «/opt/google/picasa/3.0/bin/picasa») on my 64-bit Ubuntu Jaunty setup, while also being able to access 3.5 (in English).
#Picasa 3.5for windows install
In the end, however, a prompt turned up which allowed me to install the. Speedwell68, I had consulted that web page prior to posting to this thread, but found nothing there related to my specific problem, which dealt with finding a programme with which to install the downloaded Windows version of Picasa 3.5 to Wine.
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exe file to install under Wine ? I've never previousl attempted to install anything to Wine, so I should greatly appreciate detailed, step-by-step instructions… Any suggestions as to how can I get the Picasa. Nor do I find any «/wine/drive_c/Program Files/Google/Picasa3» under «/opt/google/picasa/3.0». Wine does seem to have been installed properly I can see /home//.wine/drive_c/Program Files, but no /Google/Picasa3 thereunder.
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exe file go fine, but when I double-click the latter in the FF download manager, I get a message telling me that the link needs to be opened with a programme, and the only Wine programme I can find when I browse is «wine_date_and_time.cpp», which doesn’t cut the mustard. Installation of Wine from Synaptic and downloading of the Picasa. I checked on the web and found that in the event I installed Wine (which I can do directly from the repositories using Synaptic), I should be able to download the Picasa35-setup.exe file, install it in Wine, copy the installed programme («/home//.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Google/Picasa3») to «/opt/google/picasa/3.0/wine/drive_c/Program Files/Google/Picasa3», and then be home free. I have Picasa 3.1.0 installed on my Jaunty setup and am very pleased with it for this very reason I was particularly distressed to hear that the 3.5 version would not be made available to us Linux users. I'll probably try copying the files over to the original installation so I can continue to avoid having to go through the wine menu structure to get to it - but it will still be operating under wine. Why? Because the wife and I *love* picasa as I am certain we will enjoy 3.5. I am currently running The picasa 3.0 beta on a couple of ubuntu boxes quite happily and have every intention of installing version 3.5 - if y'all want to whine about wine, be my guest.īTW - this is the ONLY non-open source software installed under ubuntu on any of my systems. Several folks are already reporting it is working well. Unless I am totally off-key - the whole effort was to make picasa wine API compliant so future Windows versions would also be wine API compliant. opt/google/picasa/3.0/wine/drive_c/Program Files/Google/Picasa3 This is hilarious - for those of you who "think" you installed a "native linux version of picasa" may I suggest you have a peek in the following directory?
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