“PhotoLoft.com…the premier photo sharing and e-commerce
Internet site, and Photodex announced today that they have
developed the technology to allow Linux desktop users to enjoy
photo sharing in the same easy manner of customers using other
operating systems. The new interface, available through CompuPic,
provides Linux users a client side application to transfer their
photos from the Linux desktop to the PhotoLoft.com online photo
sharing platform.”
“Virtually millions of people using the Linux Desktop had no
photo sharing option until now,” said PhotoLoft.com CEO Jack
Marshall. “I am very proud that CompuPic and PhotoLoft.com are able
to add value to the Linux desktop through these innovative
means.”
“Sharing photos under Linux has been too difficult and
confusing,” said Photodex CEO Paul Schmidt. “Using CompuPic for
Linux, even novice Linux users can quickly and easily share photos
through PhotoLoft.com, and for free.”
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