OK, sorry Google, I don't get it. This shouldn't be this hard...
I have a new tablet and have established my Google Acct to get it registered. I'm trying to hook the tablet in to my Google Picasa Web account. I normally use Windows on my systems. What I get here when I try to view my Photos is a screen offering to download Picasa for Linux. I realize that Android is built off of Linux. I've downloaded each link on that page which offers Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat Fedora Mandiva and the list goes on. I downloaded them all because I wasn't sure which was correct so I thought I'd apply a "shotgun" approach. But then when I go to the completed download folder and click on any of these, I get "File type deb not found" or "File type rpm not found" so I take it that these are not the proper downloads to install Picasa on this tablet. Or there's something else I need to do to prep the install.
Does anyone know which one(s) I should be launching to install Picasa on the Iconia tablet?
Again, it shouldn't be this difficult... At least it wouldn't be with Windows...
H
I have a new tablet and have established my Google Acct to get it registered. I'm trying to hook the tablet in to my Google Picasa Web account. I normally use Windows on my systems. What I get here when I try to view my Photos is a screen offering to download Picasa for Linux. I realize that Android is built off of Linux. I've downloaded each link on that page which offers Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat Fedora Mandiva and the list goes on. I downloaded them all because I wasn't sure which was correct so I thought I'd apply a "shotgun" approach. But then when I go to the completed download folder and click on any of these, I get "File type deb not found" or "File type rpm not found" so I take it that these are not the proper downloads to install Picasa on this tablet. Or there's something else I need to do to prep the install.
Does anyone know which one(s) I should be launching to install Picasa on the Iconia tablet?
Again, it shouldn't be this difficult... At least it wouldn't be with Windows...
H