GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 344535
Add an 'Import into F-spot' context menu item for Images
Last modified: 2006-08-13 12:14:59 UTC
We should allow users to import a photo into their f-spot library or collection if F-spot is installed.
Created attachment 67110 [details] [review] Check if f-spot is installed and allow user to import image into f-spot Ok, the 0.1.1x series of f-spot releases will import only the image specified from the command line making the fixme's in the old code obsolete, and meaning that this should work. The major issue is that f-spot does not ship a .pc file so we can't check at compile time for the f-spot version. But since most current distros are shipping 0.1.10 or 0.1.11, we should be fine. This also adds a method 'DoesBinExist' to SystemInformation, I wasn't quite sure where it should go, but it just takes a executable name and does the path magic to see if it exists. Once (/if) f-spot adds a .pc file, we can check for it at configure/compile time, but until then I would recommend we consider this. If you like it, I can commit it.
Doing the same as I did with bug 344527, WONTFIX.