Hi,
Here everybody seems to suggest update the Windows version of Picasa on your
normal installation of Wine, instead of using the Linux deb package and
update the containing Picasa program.
Indeed, this seem to fix many problems some users are having.
However, there is a big issue of using the Windows version of Picasa: you
totally lose the desktop integration. For example:
- Firefox detecting that Picasa is installed, and thus allowing you to
download an album
- The option "locate on disk" opening a native explorer (Nautilus)
instead of emulated explorer.exe or similar.
- Other integration that I can't recall at this moment.
Is there any way of applying these integration tweaks to the Windows version
of Picasa? Maybe creating a custom Picasa package that only contained the
desktop integration scripts, but not Wine or Picasa binaries?
Regards,
Jose.
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