Re: Would a olympos fe-200 digital cam work with linux?
- From: General Schvantzkoph <schvantzkoph@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Nov 2006 17:17:15 GMT
On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 06:17:00 -0800, krestenbuch wrote:
Hi
Im about to bye a digital camera, and I wonder, if there is a way to be
sure, it'll work under linux. Its a olympos fe-200. Its a usb device.
I have had a lot of bad experiences with hardware that would not work
under linux, so I hope for someone to tell me, there is nothing to
worry about.
Greetings from Kresten
Denmark.
As long has the camera has a removable FLASH card, SD and Compact FLASH
are the two that are most common, you'll have no trouble. There are a lot
of cheap USB FLASH card readers that work with Linux. They are plug and
play for the most part, you just plug the reader into a USB connector and
then plug your card into the reader. The card will auto mount and you can
use it just like any other drive. Gnome has a feature that autodetects
JPEGs on a FLASH card, when you plug the card in it will pop up a dialog
and ask you if you want the pictures copied to your home directory.
There is a standard protocol for reading cameras which Linux also
supports. I've had trouble with it in the past with my Canon SD500, it
would crash the system. I haven't tried it in a year so that may be fixed
by now. Also I find putting the SD card into a reader much more
convenient than using a USB cable so I haven't had a reason to try it
lately.
.
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