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Cloud app functionality on Linux using +Dropbox
- bildschirm 15y agoWorks nice! Thanks! Great work... Can you open source the code?
- leafo 15y agoHere's my two line shell script that accomplishes the same thing (sans dropbox). Been using it for years and it's a lifesaver. https://gist.github.com/1683661 https://gist.github.com/1683661 You need scrot, xclip, and libnotify. Set up private key ssh access to your webserver and update the directories/url and you're good to go.
- NanoWar 15y agoWhy use a custom python script when you can just copy the screenshot into your dropbox folder? Ok, I guess it's for when you don't use the nautilus extension and don't link your filesystem with DB... Would be cool if you could change the output location of compiz' "windows key + mouse rectangle produces screen shot" add on.
- spindritf 15y agoLookit https://launchpad.net/lookit https://launchpad.net/lookit supposedly supports CloudApp, I didn't test that however.
- hardik988 15y agoDisclaimer: Plug To learn Ruby, I wrote a script to make command-line uploads easier. It currently supports S3 (including torrent and authenticated expiring URLs), Cloudapp, and Imgur (for images). You can check it out here: http://code.hardikr.com/mishare http://code.hardikr.com/mishare PS : I know it's not the most portable script it the world, but it works like a charm once installed..
- jeffbarr 15y agoYou can also run Dropbox on your Linux system. I use a Dropbox directory to share content between my Linux desktop and my Windows laptop.