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I was looking for a random package to try out and because I was curious if there was a Flickr uploading tool in the repositories, I just had to search for one. It’s a Gnome-based app so it looks so nice with my Ubuntu desktop. :) The maintainer of this useful package is Robert Burton.
What’s with Postr?
It’s an app which has the main purpose of posting images into Flickr. It’s not like the other Flickr clients which allow you to manage your sets and tags after you’ve posted them already. This app makes it possible for you to upload images, tag them and add description to them.
Things I like about Postr:
- It’s simple. No other funky stuff. If I simply want to post my images, which is what I like doing most of the time anyway, this is the app!
- You could click and drag from Nautilus to Postr. :D Hehe. Lovely. ♥
- I could easily select and deselect images. Nifty when I change my mind about uploading a photo.
Things that could be better:
- A tagging interface especially if the images will be given the same tags, more or less.
- Multiple-image editing user interface. Maybe it would be nice to have multiple images to be uploaded with similar tags or added to the same set at one-go.
Here are some screenshots:
Edit: Sorry I forgot to post these earlier!
1628 days ago
[...] Lifehacked: Floppy Office and Zoho Creator, and Postr [...]
1651 days ago
[...] and available in many repositories. KDE-based Linux users can also check out Kflickr. Postr [via New Linux User] Another good program to check out for [...]
1654 days ago
[...] Linux only: Applications like jUploadr are great for posting photos and editing photosets in the photo-sharing website Flickr, but its Java core can make it slow and wonky for some users. GNOME-based application Postr is a streamlined posting solution that features drag-and-drop file choosing, tag and description editing and, most of all, a clean, simple interface. Postr is a free download for Linux systems and available in many repositories. KDE-based Linux users can also check out Kflickr. Postr [via New Linux User] [...]
@webgk.com Have you tried it already? :)
Cool. I think I’ll have to check Postr after reading this article.