POL_Shortcut "Picasa3. # Wine -30,7 +20,7 only create the prefix once the installer has been located +# If you want to avoid the crash messages add `export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True` to your start script. +# Remove IE8 Installation (wasn't working and google apis are no longer working anyway )
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+# Upgrade to wine 3.20 to avoid freefont issue # from a working machine, worked fine till ~ # Adding HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Picasa\Picasa2\Preferences GoogleOAuth* value # - If you want to avoid the crash messages add `export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True` to your start script. # - Remove IE8 Installation (wasn't working and google APIs are no longer working anyway ) # - Upgrade to wine 3.20 to avoid freefont issue However, if anyone can help find the cause of this and fix it would be greatly -6,21 +6,11 Author : raybb Then: "Please wait while POL is simulating a reboot" (which never ends).Īfter fixing the above I noticed that Picasa “crashes” each time it closes.Ī workaround is to add this to the startup script export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True Then: "this installation does not support your operating system's current service pack version" Users who have downloaded and installed older versions of Picasa for.
Those apis are deprecated so that’s no longer useful. So today, were deprecating Picasa for Linux and will not be maintaining it moving forward. I assume the script was installing IE for the Google web albums integration.
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The IE8 install was failing, so I removed it. (Note: I tried wine 3 but it didn't seem to do anyting but cause an additonal prompt to install wine-mono)ģ. The freefonts issue was coming up, so I upgraded to wine 2.22.
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The download link was broken, so I replaced it with an version.Ģ. The Picasa installer didn't seem to be working so I took at look at the it and found out why.ġ. In a journey to install Picasa on Linux Mint 19.3 I came across playonlinux.
# Fermeture de l'assistant d'installation +POL_Shortcut "Picasa3.exe" "$SHORTCUT" "" "" "Graphics " # Wine -20,7 +30,7 only create the prefix once the installer has been located +# from a working machine, worked fine till ~ +# Adding HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Picasa\Picasa2\Preferences GoogleOAuth* value +# - If you want to avoid the crash messages add `export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True` to your start script. +# - Remove IE8 Installation (wasn't working and google APIs are no longer working anyway ) +# - Upgrade to wine 3.20 to avoid freefont issue # If you want to avoid the crash messages add `export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True` to your start script. # Remove IE8 Installation (wasn't working and google apis are no longer working anyway ) # Upgrade to wine 3.20 to avoid freefont issue # Fermeture de l'assistant -6,11 +6,21 Author : raybb POL_Shortcut "Picasa3.exe" "$SHORTCUT" "" "" "Graphics " POL_SetupWindow_browse "$(eval_gettext 'Please select the setup file to run.')" "$TITLE" "$BIN" POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL,DOWNLOAD" # Choix du fichier de la source d'installation POL_SetupWindow_presentation "$TITLE" "Google" "" "Percherie" "$PREFIX" # only create the prefix once the installer has been located
# call POL_System_TmpCreate before using $POL_System_TmpDir # from a working machine, worked fine till ~ # Adding HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Picasa\Picasa2\Preferences GoogleOAuth* value # - If you want to avoid the crash messages add `export POL_IgnoreWineErrors=True` to your start script. # - Remove IE8 Installation (wasn't working and google APIs are no longer working anyway ) IV) To uninstall everything: sudo apt-get remove -purge wine sudo apt-get remove -purge winetricks sudo apt-get autoremove sudo rm /usr/share/applications/sktop rm ~/picasa39-setup.exe rm -r ~/.tmp rm -r ~/.wine rm -r ~/.local/share/applications/wine* sed -i '/wine/d' ~/.local/share/applications/mimeinfo.# - Upgrade to wine 3.20 to avoid freefont issue III) After the step 5, the file "picasa39-setup.exe" can be deleted: II) If you are feeling lazy, just paste this at terminal and all the steps above will be done for you (as a user specific installation): sudo apt-get install wine winetricks & cd ~/ & wget & wine ~/picasa39-setup.exe & env WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.tmp winetricks ie6 & cp -r ~/.tmp/* ~/.wine/ Or ask for he/she to run this once at terminal: cd ~/ & wget & wine ~/picasa39-setup.exe & env WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.tmp winetricks ie6 & cp -r ~/.tmp/* ~/.wine/ I) With this method each user will have to run the steps 2 to 5 to get Picasa fully working into his/her user folder. You will have to click "Next" and "Accept" in a few windows:ĥ) Copy the installation into wine folder:Ħ) Done! Now just open Picasa as any other program: Now you have Picasa 3.9 installed but there is a problem if you want to login to Google to upload some pictures, so to fix it do this:Įnv WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.tmp winetricks ie6 3) Install Picasa with wine: wine ~/picasa39-setup.exe
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