Most apps still use libgphoto2 to import photos, and it works just fine,
with the minor proviso that it locks the camera while in use.
That has nothing to do with GTK+, use the gvfs list instead.
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- Mike
Hi all,
How are gnome photo apps supposed to import photos these days?
Most apps still use libgphoto2 to import photos, and it works just fine,
with the minor proviso that it locks the camera while in use.
However, some distros are shipping with the gvfs backend for gphoto,
which means that
On Thu, 2009-05-21 at 20:44 -0400, Dr. Michael J. Chudobiak wrote:
Hi all,
How are gnome photo apps supposed to import photos these days?
Most apps still use libgphoto2 to import photos, and it works just fine,
with the minor proviso that it locks the camera while in use.
That has
