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Seen on Lifehacker:
Flickrfs is a filesystem plugged into fuse allowing to manage your flickr account directly through your system, without connecting to the application, running under GNU/Linux. In fact, it allows you to browse your tags, sets, etc, like any folder on your computer. The differences being, it’s your flickr account.
Any photo located in these folders have a metafile attached to them containing keywords, title, description, licence, etc…, for this photo.
Via the configuration file, you can also decide the size of the uploaded photos so that it will automatically resize them before uploading them to flickr’s server. Of course, any modification is immediate and transparently managed.
For more informations, you can go to the documentation.
Photo by myrtti.
Install in Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install libfuse2 fuse-utils python2.4-fuse Imagemagick sudo modprobe fuse sudo chmod 755 /usr/bin/fusermount sudo chmod u+s /usr/bin/fusermount sudo chmod 666 /dev/fuse
Download Flickrfs on Sourceforge, then untar the archive:
tar -xzvf flickrfs-*.tar.gz
The only thing left, automatic mounting ;)
