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I am watching US-NFL Playoffs but will watch this list if you need help. Something is not as you want or doesn't work.ĭisclaimer: I worked for me as tested and presented. Still allow you to return to what you started with before today in case
#Picasa 3.9 mac upgrade#
Installation and, if that works, an upgrade of your present system. *should* save your present system as is and allow testing a *new* > instead of having to boot into Windows !. > like to be able to log into my Google account from Picasa on Ubuntu, > commands ? Hope you don't mind my appealing to your good will - I'd really > how do the three Arch commands that you mention above translate to Ubuntu > of the underlying directories (dosdevices and drive_c, respectively) ? And > Should I uninstall wine (1.4-0ubuntu4.1) completely or merely some or all With the setting, you can remove the extra ~/.wine directories: If you experience problems/errors and want your original system back: Picasa w/o loosing your working old system or working new system, do: If you have no problems, ie: picasa works, try to upgrade your present Warning: picasa will scan your entire box. Open an xterm window in your and run as :Įnv WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine winetricks ie3Įnv WINEPREFIX=~/.wine. > Home/.wine/drive_c/Program_Files_(x86)/Google/Picasa3, as seen here :įollowing incorporates safety measures which *should* preclude any dataĬopy/move picasa39-setup.exe to your direcory > rather than Arch Linux ? I have version 3.9.0 (Programversion 136.0400, 0) > How do these instructions translate for someone who is running Ubuntu 12.04 > all functions reported above appear to work the same > and it is not necessary to rebuild picasa database > accessing them from picasa does not, winebrowser faults ?
> a rescan of your computer's attached drives, including nfs. > instructions still work, but removes your entire picasa database requiring > There is a newer issue of picasa39, "136.1200" available. Instructions still work, but removes your entire picasa database requiringĪ rescan of your computer's attached drives, including nfs.Īccessing them from picasa does not, winebrowser faults ?Įnv WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine winetricksĪnd it is not necessary to rebuild picasa databaseĪll functions reported above appear to work the same There is a newer issue of picasa39, "136.1200" available. > Everything that I have tried, just works > env WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine winetricks ie6 > env WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine winetricks > removed previous wine directories completely
#Picasa 3.9 mac android#
> find it kind of pathetic when considering your Android users (me being > Hopefully you'll reconsider your no-more-linux strategy for Picasa - I > only managing setup anywhere in the near future > I have purchased extra storage but I'm not going to be using a web
#Picasa 3.9 mac download#
> users demographic since I download the windows version of 3.8 for my > (but not everything works) I hate it that I'm part of your Windows > I'm using Linux, I have Picasa 3.8 managing roughly 400 GBs of photos > forcing you! Really comments like that don't help any. > Real Bev if Google sucks so much don't use the free tools. It may be true that my comment did not help you, but someĭevelopers may find feedback from their users helpful Like I said before I am paying for my use of picasa webalbums soģ. I assume this comment was directed to me and not BevĢ. wine buckets and repopulated *only* one, ~/.wineġ. wine bucket it you didn't define it on theĬommand line or via the goouieiiee app :^) If you getĭon't know for sure, but exploder finds the files for me. > that the explorer is not installed, or something like that. > to do it before!) is "Locate on disk" for any picture. > The only thing I am not able to do with Picasa (but I never was able > interface, choosing the "Install an app" option, and then selecting > For the installation of IE6, I did it from the WineTricks graphical
> and then proceed with the instructions of Patrick.
#Picasa 3.9 mac install#
> packaged/available on Fedora, so you have to install it. > I had to adapt a little bit a few things.
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