[update] How can I transfer photos from my IPhone to my desktop computer?

[Little Girl]

Hey there,

Ralf Mardorf via ubuntu-users wrote:

>when I tried to store data from Auria Pro and Cubasis (digital audio
>workstations for iDevices) via iTunes, after the excessive Linux
>mounting done with ifuse, iTunes couldn't copy data from a folder,
>because of an invalide file name. I deleted and reinstalled Cubasis
>and restored the data from a copy done before I play around with
>libimobiledevice. Just an unhappy coincidence that isn't related to
>the experiments with libimobiledevice or a damage done by
>libimobiledevice?

No idea, but it's sounding like this sort of thing definitely isn't
for inexperienced users unless you can work out the kinks in the
script so that all of the details are handled smoothly by it rather
than the user.

>>>Btw. github is a PITA, an authentication nightmare, each time I'll
>>>log in, I need to fetch mails, to copy and paste a code.    
>>
>>You might be able to configure that to disable it.  
>
>I didn't read the explanation that is filling pages, but I noticed
>the word "phone". In my experiences "phone" in the context of
>setting up something usually is for "mobile phone", but I'm a
>landline user, who don't want to own a mobile phone at all. Most
>services ignore landline completely, just a few offer voice SMS,
>unfortunately most voice SMS of that kind are very fast speaking
>robots, so it's hard to understand and remember the very long code.
>Apart from this, I not necessarily want to give data, such as
>telephone numbers away.

I can understand that. In the interest of gaining access to that so
that you can finish the script, though, there are some services on the
Internet that offer a way for you to send and receive SMS messages for
free.

>Apropos "code", the github bug tracker offers broken code formatting,
>github is terrible. Yesterday I couldn't do something, such as ~~~
>before the first line and after the last line, each line needed to be
>wrapped between ''.

I didn't realize that, but my use of their site has mostly been for
Gists.

-- 
Little Girl

There is no spoon.