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Code license:	GNU General Public License v2
Labels:	python, pyqt, Qt, gdata, PyQt4, atom, picasa, picasaweb, photo, fuse

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picasafs-0.1.zip

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PicasaFS

Links:	gdata.photos API documentation Java implementation of Google Photos Google Photos API reference Google Photos API tracker
Feeds:	Project feeds
Groups:	Gdata+python Picasaweb API

Project owners:
	havard.gulldahl

This is not an official google project.

About PicasaPush

This is a program to comfortably manage your Google Photos, a.k.a. picasaweb. It runs on all platforms, since it's python and pyqt4 based: Install

PicasaFS gives you your picasa images as a local file system: you can copy, move, delete, rename and more, just like with other files.

This is accomplished with FUSE+python-fuse and it's really quite nifty. (You may have seen this before, in flickrfs.)

2008-09-06: Added picasafs to the download list. Currently packaging PicasaPush.
2008-01-04: With the gdata.photos module out of the way, it's time for a license change from Apache to GPL
2007-12-22: Finally, the focus is wholly on PicasaPush, and the quest to make it a super-lean PicasaWeb client resumes.
2007-12-22: The gdata.photos modules in this tree are officially deprecated, since they are included in the 1.0.10 release of gdata
2007-11-30: A couple of rounds later, the work is starting to add gdata.photos to the official gdata tree.
2007-10-18: After some code kicking and screaming, the gdata.photos module is ready for scrutiny (hopefully, it will end up in the official gdata tree eventually)
2007-07-20: PicasaFS serves up your picasa images as a local file system
2007-07-19: PicasaPush can delete images and albums
As of 2007-07-18, the program can create new albums and upload pictures. Nothing more. Screenshots may follow.