On 09/28/2011 09:25 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:

* The Real Bev<[email protected]>  [09-28-11 23:15]:
 On 09/28/2011 07:52 AM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:

 >* tomorstinson<[email protected]>   [09-28-11 04:44]:
 >>  I have the same problem. I would like to use Picasa without Wine but I
 >>  also have this isue: "Web Albums is temporarily unavailable"
 >
 >Afraid you cannot use picasa w/o wine as picasa is not a compiled binary
 >for a linux platform, but a windows executable.  Wine is *required*.

 A version came with version 3.0 and google earth.  I don't want to
 download and install a newer version for fear that it will somehow
 break google earth, which is kind of weird about installation anyway.

openSUSE 11.4 x86_64
wine-1.3.12-3.4.x86_64
Picasa Version 3.8.0 (Build 117.4300, 0)for Linux
Google Earth 6.0.3.2197

all work fine  :^)

Slackware is sometimes problematic, for extremely large values of 'sometimes'.

 >>  Waiting for a solution from Google.

 Go to your web albums on line and pull (I defer to the guy who
 prefers 'pull' to 'suck') your photos up. Crude but effective.

 >Google is not interested.

 "We don't have to care, we're the phone company."

 Google has provided us with a lot of nifty things absolutely free.
 I, for one, am willing to give them in exchange whatever information
 about me they find valuable.  The fact that I don't even SEE ads,
 even when they're right in front of me, coupled with the fact that I
 never buy popular stuff, makes my information absolutely valueless --
 but if somebody is actually paying them for it, fine with me -- I'm
 definitely ahead of the game.

 A lot of people are getting paranoid about google, though, and I can
 understand why. Security through obscurity doesn't work as well with
 a really good search engine.

Not paranoid about "google", just feel picasa no longer fits their
business model but picnik does and will pay them.

I used picnik the first time I saw it. Slo-o-o-o-o-o-o-ow and doesn't do anything I want done.

The google-earth version is dated May 13, 2011
the picasa 3.8 version is dated Oct 20, 2010
the chromium web-browser is dated Sept 26, 2011

I believe there is a pattern there  :^)

ps:  don't be afraid of your computer  :^)

I'm not afraid of it, I'm just afraid of losing something through sloth and ignorance that I have learned to need. I have solved many problems through the scattergun approach, and have no idea what individual action or, more likely, combination of near-random actions resulted in success.

I didn't take notes in school, either :-(

--
Cheers, Bev
*****************************************************************
"Why does everybody always forget the eigthth dwarf? Just because
 poor old Lumpy died of cancer doesn't mean he should be written
 out of history."                                      -- RMassey

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