Gallery Remote is a Desktop file upload utility for Gallery.
Gallery is a web based photo album viewer/creator. For the latest information, check out the web site http://gallery.sourceforge.net
You're on your own here, but it's pretty straightforward.
Yes, maybe. Gallery Remote was written in Java. If you have Java 1.7 or later installed on your machine, you may be able to run the app with the command:
java -cp GalleryRemote.jar com.gallery.GalleryRemote.GalleryRemoteassuming you are in the same directory as the GalleryRemote.jar file.
There are many, I am sure.
We're here to help you. We want you to get Gallery up and running. But please remember that Gallery is installed on many websites and the Gallery authors get bombarded with lots of emails every day. Be kind to us and try to use the resources we make available before you fire off an email to us.
The first thing you should do is to read the Gallery Frequently Asked Questions page, which is found here. If you can't find your answer there, send your help requests to the mailing lists. The Gallery users mailing list is here.
We respond to each and every request for help. There are very few problems that we have not been able to work through. We will get you up and running. But, remember that every email we respond to robs us of time that we could be spending improving the quality of Gallery and adding new features.
Speaking of quality and features, if you find a bug you can file it in our Bug Tracker. File new bugs in the GitHub issue list. If you think of a new feature, you can file it in our Feature Tracker.
It's a good idea to check through these databases to see if the bug/feature that you're referring to is already in there.
An FAQ for Gallery Remote is available on http://codex.gallery2.org/index.php/Gallery_Remote:FAQ
The application communicates with a Gallery server using a defined protocol. You can find the protocol documentation here.
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