Linux has suffered from random Facebook changes which have caused conflicts with Linux operating systems. For example, Facebook’s native photo uploader often fails to upload images in Ubuntu.
Nautilus Facebook Uploader is a desktop application which allows uploading photos and videos to Facebook, creating albums and enables setting an upload schedule. You can grab the Nautilus Facebook Uploader with the .deb package from the developers link at the end of this post and install it from the Software Center in Ubuntu or Debian Linux.
To get started, you will require authorizing the Nautilus Facebook Uploader application to access your Facebook profile.
To create an album, click the Add and enter an album name.
You can select the pictures to add to the album from the Upload button. To preview the selected images, click on the image path from the Confirm Pictures window. You can also directly use the Upload option for uploading videos to a Facebook account. Click OK to start uploading your picture(s) or video(s).
This will start the uploading process. The progress bar displays the ETA (estimated time) remaining for the completion of the upload.
You can also schedule a time for uploading the photos or videos from the Upload drop down menu.
Once the uploading process is complete, you will be informed of the successful completion by a prompt.
You can click OK to be redirected to your Facebook profile to view your uploaded videos and pictures.
