Nautilus Flickr Uploader
This is a simple GUI to upload pics to Flickr from Nautilus file browser (should work with KDE though).
This application is Free Software (GPL version 3) and uses the Flickr API, but is not endorsed or certified by Flickr.

How to use it
Select the pictures you want to upload to Flickr on your file browser and right click to open them with this application, and you're done. Easy and neat.
Alternatively you can add more pictures using the application interface or drag & drop pictures from your file browser or other applications.
How easy? You can check this screencast showing basic usage (version 0.01), or this screencast showing drag and drop (version 0.07).
Download
Current stable version is 0.10: Changes
Source code
nautilus-flickr-uploader-0.10.tar.gz (hosted at GitHub)
Read INSTALL file for instructions.
Fedora 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16
The recommended way to install the application is to use our repository:
wget http://www.usebox.net/jjm/nautilus-flickr-uploader/repo/nautilus-flickr-uploader-all.repo su -c "cp nautilus-flickr-uploader-all.repo /etc/yum.repos.d/" su -c "yum install nautilus-flickr-uploader"
Notes:
yumwill ask you politely to import 0xEA112704 GPG key.- Fedora 14 reached its EOL, last packaged version is 0.10.
- Fedora 13 reached its EOL, last packaged version is 0.10.
- Fedora 12 reached its EOL, last packaged version is 0.08.
Ubuntu/Debian
nautilus-flickr-uploader_0.10-1_all.deb
Note: depends on libxml-parser-lite-tree-perl (>= 0.08), so it should work in Ubuntu Jaunty and Debian Squeeze (or later).
I'm looking for someone to take over DEB package. If you're interested, please drop me an email!
Development
There's a git repository at GitHub: nautilus-flickr-uploader
You can clone it with:
git clone git://github.com/reidrac/nautilus-flickr-uploader.git
Translations
This project uses Transifex to manage the translations, and you can check the project page at transifex.net if you want to contribute.
Have you found a bug?
You can report it at the nautilus-flickr-uploader bug tracking, or just drop me an e-mail.