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JAN
2006
Got camera to talk to computer (painlessly?)
Without too much pain, I’ve gotten my Canon point-n-shoot camera to talk to my debian desktop machine. The steps were:
- Install gtkam (graphical front-end to image browsing and download)
- Informing the machine that I want to access the camera from a user (ie, non-root) account. I did that with the assistance of jace and enginet.
Now I’d like to teach my machine to upload the pics to my Gallery server automatically, so I don’t have to do a manually.
When I plug the camera in, I’d like my machine to automagically download all of the images from the camera, and then upload them to my Gallery server. Preferably with a cute GUI window showing the progress of the upload. The problem being that the hotplug script that detects the camera plugin has no idea where my X server is, meaning that popping up a GUI window isn’t easy.
Blech. I guess the way to go is to use some sort of dbus thing, or just flash the keyboard lights to indicate image transfer. =P
