I've been trying to get Picasa working on my Ubuntu, with no luck...Only I never tried just to install the plain .bin file. No instead I installed it using dchroot, as to get it on my 32bit environment...
And all I had to do was go with the .bin file and let it have the 64bit portion.
Damn!! now I'm having it scan my drives for pictures... There's ALOT!! I mean all the folders from a..z A..Z 1..9 bla bla bla, you know what I mean...
Now if I only knew how to remove the folders from this scan, and start all over when I copy my files from the laptop, where I previously saved some files..
God, do not have Picasa scan your whole harddisk and network drives, you'll have to remove a lot of unnecessary folders afterwards.
But hey, this has got to be the coolest thing since....whatever!
