Frogr
Frogr is a full-featured app for syncing your Flickr account with your Linux system. There are features such as uploading photos, editing the title, description, tags, visibility, content type, safety level, and License type. You can also configure ‘Show up in Global search results,’ ‘Geolocation information,’ and ‘Replace Date Posted with Date Taken.’
How To Install Frogr In Debian & Ubuntu Based Linux Distributions
Frogr can be easily installed in Ubuntu from PPA. Just add the following PPA and update the local repositories cache and install frogr.
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mariospr/frogr $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install frogr
How To Install Frogr In Fedora
$ sudo yum install frogr
How To Use Frogr In Linux
When you have installed Frogr, launch it from the system menu. The dialog box will pop up, prompting to authorize your Flickr account. Click OK. As you click OK the Authorize frogr box will pop up and at the same time, it’ll open Flick login page automatically. Enter your credentials and click login. After a successful login, you’ll have a nine-digit code. Enter that code in the Frogr authorize dialog box. Click Close after entering the verification code and you’re done. You have authorized Frogr to use your Flickr account.
How To Upload Photos To Flickr
Click the plus sign from the main window menu and add as many wallpapers as you want. To add the title, description and license information etc. to your photo, double click the photo and fill the information. Now click the Upload icon from the menu and the upload will start. All the photos will be uploaded to your Flickr one by one.
Video: How to Install & Use Frogr Flickr Client In Linux
If you use any other app in Linux to sync your Flickr account then please share with us in the comment below. We’ll love to use it.
