Free flickr software for linux

KFlickr is a standalone KDE application that allows for easy upload of your favourite photos to your Flickr.com account.
Main features:
- drag and drop from other applications (such as Konqueror and DigiKam)
- easy editing of your photo properties (title, description, privacy, tags)
- access to your Flickr.com list of tags
- support for more than one user
- image preview
- support for the new Flickr.com authentication
KFlickr was created and designed to meet my requirements but does not have to stop there. If you have any features that you feel would make KFlickr a better product please let me know.
Visit the KFlickr project page and leave your suggestion in one of our forums. Or better yet join the KFlickr dev team and help me add your feature.
Enhancements:
- Add feature: session management
- Add feature: use JPEG or EXIF comment for default photo description
- Fix bug that causes crash on batch edit
- No longer use file extension in default photo title
- A little progress on the manual

Flickr-karamba will automatically download pictures from Flickr.com and show them on your Desktop. They are filtered with tags(you can search for serveral tags, sepperated by comma [beach, snow]).

In this early version, you can only see public photos. Oh, and please be aware: python+flickr api=slooow performance...

Requires:
- Python Imaging Library

flickr-karamba uses flickr.py

And now enjoy my first superkaramba theme, and feel free to post bugs/comments.

Flickr::Upload is a Perl module to upload images to flickr.com

SYNOPSIS

use Flickr::Upload;

my $ua = Flickr::Upload->new( key => 90909354, secret => 37465825 );
$ua->upload(
photo => /tmp/image.jpg,
auth_token => $auth_token,
tags => me myself eye,
is_public => 1,
is_friend => 1,
is_family => 1
) or die "Failed to upload /tmp/image.jpg";

Net::Flickr::Backup module contains OOP for backing up your Flickr photos locally.

SYNOPSIS

use Net::Flickr::Backup;
use Log::Dispatch::Screen;

my $flickr = Net::Flickr::Backup->new($cfg);

my $feedback = Log::Dispatch::Screen->new(name => info,
min_level => info);

$flickr->log()->add($feedback);
$flickr->backup();

An annoying thing on flickr is that you never know where people that visit your photo have found it.

Flickr: Add referrer into comments a small script that will add a small text at the end of your comment saying where you come from. If everyone starts using this script, then it will be easy to see where the people have found your photos and how they got to comment on it.

Installation:

Get Firefox
Install GreaseMonkey
restart Firefox

Click on the following icon and select Install greasemonkey - 12 kb

Usage:

the comments will be added automatically to the end of your message.

Flickcurl is a C library for the Flickr API, handling creating the reqeuests, signing, token management, calling the API, marshalling requests parameters and decoding responses.

Flickcurl project uses libcurl to call the REST web service and libxml2 to manipulate the XML responses. The current version supports part of the API (see Flickcurl API coverage) primarily the functions for reading photo, people and tags description, sufficient for me to play with machine tags and RDF descriptions.

Flock is the ultimate web browser based on the popular Firefox.
Welcome to the Flock Developer Preview, aka the Flock 0.5pre developer snapshot. If you have made it this far, chances are that you are aware of the risks associated with software that is nestled somewhere between the alpha and beta states.
While we are very excited about what we are doing, we want to make sure that you have been fully forewarned that this browser will crash from time to time and that any settings you save in this browser may quite possibly be erased, lost, or overwritten! Please have a backup of your blog posts and your shared bookmarks! Given that, we strongly recommend that you proceed with caution. Still here? Great!
So before you get started, please read through these release notes. This will give you some of the relevant information you will need to get up and running. Also, if you have general questions about Flock, who we are, what we do, and how we get away with it, please check out flock.com. Thanks for your interest in Flock; we hope you enjoy your stay.
Flock Developer Preview includes a number of features and services that make it fun and easy to talk back to the web and organize, share and retrieve interesting web pages.
Main features:
- The Blog Manager
- The Flickr Topbar
- RSS integration
- Favorites with del.icio.us integration
- The Shelf
- History Search
Flock Developer Preview is now available.
Our code couldnt wait any longer to be free!
But! This preview aint for the faint of heart! If youre the bleeding-edge type and dont mind a few scrapes and busted knees from time to time, feel free to give it a whirl.
Weve got interesting ideas in this thing. We want to know what weve done right how we could improve. And weve got a lot of work ahead of us!
- Flock still doesnt import your Firefox or IE favorites
- Flock does support Flash, but other plug-ins have NOT been tested
- While we have ten or so of the most popular Firefox extensions working, we need to come up a way to make most Firefox extensions working in Flock and/or cajole extension authors to make their extensions work with Flock
- A weird timestamp/debug window shows up when you publish a blog post. Were on the case. But your post will get published just fine
- Firefox themes do not work with Flock
- Choice! We like it as much as you do, but we must crawl before we can walk. While we support a number of blogging platforms, we dont yet offer a choice of social bookmark services or photo sharing services
- Blogging platforms: WordPress and Blogger work pretty well. There are some problems still with Movable Type. We havent tested any other blogging platforms
- Bad things happen if you say "Yes, share my bookmarks" and then dont enter del.icio.us account info
Finally, there is a list of several hundred bug reports and ideas for feature improvements, including some bugs that will make your browser crash. So consider this software experimental, and be prepared for crashes and occasional data losses. We do not recommend that you use Flock 0.5 as your main web browser.