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    Library communicating with PTP enabled devices (digital photo cameras and so on).
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    Command line script written in Python. Takes a screenshot of the entire desktop. Gives you the option to upload or not. If you choose to upload, requests server info. Then copies the code to the clipboard, so you're ready to share!
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    KWebSnap is a KDE application that functions kind of like a webcam. It takes a screenshot of your desktop, and uploads it to a specified server using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). It also has a minimal HTTP server so that you can host files right on your
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    CameraTransfer is a GNUstep front-end to the gphoto2 library. It is able to transfer files from the camera to the computer, delete files from the camera etc.
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    Montage is a web photoalbum that can be run on any platform supporting J2SE 1.4 / TomCat 4. It utilises a large number of Apache Jakarta projects and is designed to perform well over modem links (transfer compression, progressive JPEG, CSS2, page expiry
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    This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.
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    StamPL is a light perl version of the Stamp program. It stamps webcam feed dumps.
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    GNU/Linux support for still image devices conforming to PIMA 15740 (Picture Transfer Protocol).
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    gptp is a simple gtk frontend for libptp which lets you control the settings and download images from your (Picture Transfer Protocol able) digital camera. so far only a few basic functions are supported and it was only tested with my Nikon D80.
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