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2010-06-19
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I used this method without any hitches at all. Just got to figure out what I'm going to use it for now...
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2010-06-19
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Originally Posted by captainqtp
There's already a python gdata packaged for Maemo. You can just go an "apt-get install python-gdata".
I wanted to try the new google command line tool as announced on Ars today.
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/n...b-services.ars
I am a bit of a linux newb and I'm stuck... Hoping someone might have some advice. Here is what I've done so far...
I downloaded the Googlecl.deb (that's not the exact name) here http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/
Then I ran dpkg -i on that file and got a dependency error asking for python-gdata, so I went and dowloaded that too at this site...
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/
Then after I gunzipped, and unpacked the tar, I ran setup.py like so: "python setup.py install" as per instructions in the help. When I run the install it doesn't give me any errors, but I didn't get a sense that the installer actually installed it... it finishes with some info file.
Well after finishing that, I go back and try to dpkg -i the original googlecl.deb file and I get a message telling me that python-gdata still isn't installed.
Any ideas? I figured some of you would be curious enough to try this out.
Thanks!
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2010-06-20
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I like the potential of googlecl. The picasa and youtube interfaces look interesting for some simple scripts to get your media off the tablets. It would be cool to have a gui wrapper to ease the use of the scripts . . . oh wait 
Originally Posted by hellnick
I used this method without any hitches at all. Just got to figure out what I'm going to use it for now...
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2010-06-21
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Originally Posted by captainqtp
Assuming you already have Python installed on your device, GoogleCL can be installed as follows.
Any ideas? I figured some of you would be curious enough to try this out.
1) Install python-gdata as "apt-get install python-gdata" (cheungs pointed that out).
2) Untar googlecl-0.9.7.tar.gz to say your home directory, then add ~/googlecl-0.9.7/src to your execution path in .profile.
And you are set to go... in xterm, do "google --help" to verify that install is ok... "google" for an interactive session.
--denis
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2010-06-21
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Hmm, combined with command execution widget or the honey bee comb widget, this could be extremely useful.
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They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2010-06-21
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Here's my step by step including "proper" build & install as user. Open xterm and then type these commands (if you are ssh'ed as root you can change to normal user account by "su - user")
and enjoy
- sudo apt-get install wget python-gdata
- wget http://googlecl.googlecode.com/files/googlecl-0.9.7.tar.gz
- tar zxvf googlecl-0.9.7.tar.gz
- cd googlecl-0.9.7
- python setup.py install --home=~
- echo PATH=\"\$PATH:/home/user/bin\" >> ~/.profile
- echo PYTHONPATH=\"\$PYTHONPATH:/home/user/lib/python\" >> ~/.profile
- source ~/.profile
and enjoy
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2010-06-21
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GoogleCl allows creating a new album in picasa. This is an advantage over picasaweb sharing plugin wherein only an existing album can only be chosen. If this feature of googlecl could be merged with sharing plugin it would be awesome.
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2011-01-30
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Anyone using this on a regular basis?
Looking for a auto script to keep my picture folders in sync with my n900?
Looking for a auto script to keep my picture folders in sync with my n900?
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2012-06-09
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Thanks @stlpaul..
However when I type google , it says import error : no module named googlecl found.
When i directly run from the src directory it works!
any pointers?
I am using 0.9.13 with PR1.3 + CSSU updates
However when I type google , it says import error : no module named googlecl found.
When i directly run from the src directory it works!
any pointers?
I am using 0.9.13 with PR1.3 + CSSU updates
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/n...b-services.ars
I am a bit of a linux newb and I'm stuck... Hoping someone might have some advice. Here is what I've done so far...
I downloaded the Googlecl.deb (that's not the exact name) here http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/
Then I ran dpkg -i on that file and got a dependency error asking for python-gdata, so I went and dowloaded that too at this site...
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/
Then after I gunzipped, and unpacked the tar, I ran setup.py like so: "python setup.py install" as per instructions in the help. When I run the install it doesn't give me any errors, but I didn't get a sense that the installer actually installed it... it finishes with some info file.
Well after finishing that, I go back and try to dpkg -i the original googlecl.deb file and I get a message telling me that python-gdata still isn't installed.
Any ideas? I figured some of you would be curious enough to try this out.
Thanks!