Flickr uploadr stuck processing update#

Flickr uploadr stuck processing update#

If I'm right, someone should update this. Could be there is another website which isn't known to me. Or, actually, what I recognize as Frogr's website. The description from my spec file is picked up from Frogr's website: > descriptions, setting tags and managing sets.' > supports all the basic tasks, including uploading pictures, adding

> to manage their accounts in the Flickr image hosting website. > 'Frogr is a small application for the GNOME desktop that allows users Nowadays, the 'official' description that's used > not being released separately yet (its development happens inside the frogr > anymore, as we used our own libsoup-based library called flicksoup, which is

Since frogr 0.3 flickcurl is not being used > Now, just a couple of comments that I hope you'll find useful: > reporting this bug and pushing for getting frogr integrated in Fedora. > As the main developer of frogr so far, please let me say thanks for you spec file I used to build those 'homegrown' packages for frogr 0.5: Requires: gtk3 > 3.0, libsoup > 2.24, libxml2 > 2.6.8, libexif > 0.6.14, gvfs, desktop-file-utilsĪlso, you can take a look to the. I think you'll find useful the list I use to generate 'homegrown' fedora packages while frogr is not shipped right from the distro:īuildRequires: gtk3-devel > 3.0, libsoup-devel > 2.24, libxml2-devel > 2.6.8, libexif-devel > 0.6.14 > additional libraries which are not requested during the build process. > The program doesn't provide all the expected features yet, seems it needs

Supports all the basic tasks, including uploading pictures, addingĭescriptions, setting tags and managing sets.' To manage their accounts in the Flickr image hosting website. 'Frogr is a small application for the GNOME desktop that allows users Nowadays, the 'official' description that's used everywhere is something like this: Since frogr 0.3 flickcurl is not being used anymore, as we used our own libsoup-based library called flicksoup, which is not being released separately yet (its development happens inside the frogr tree at the moment). > communicate with the server through the publicly available flickr REST API. > Frogr intends to be a complete GNOME application to remotely manage a flickr Now, just a couple of comments that I hope you'll find useful: As the main developer of frogr so far, please let me say thanks for you reporting this bug and pushing for getting frogr integrated in Fedora.