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Google releases Picasa for Linux -- and 100+ Wine patches

Posted by dcparris on · 2 comments
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Picasa is a photo organizing and editing tool from Google that does most of what most people need to do with their digital pictures. Now Picasa, previously a Windows-only program, has binaries available for most popular GNU/Linux distributions. The Linux version of Picasa is still a beta release, but it's ready to handle photo storage, organizing, and light photo editing on your Linux computer.

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Comments (2)

Rascalson ·
Tested the red eye feature and it is pretty good. Some photos will always need some work in Gimp but should be fine for anything else. Thanks Google :). I wonder what their 100 patches to wine made work or not work?
Scott_Ruecker ·
It seems to work on SuSE-10.0 as well.

I little different than the windows version but, DUH! right.

It better be different.

:-)

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