Host on Imageshack

I recently had the chance to give Host on Imageshack a try and I have to say, it's a pretty handy service menu for uploading images to Imageshack. The tarball comes with everything you need, including the .desktop file, the original script, and an icon (which is a modified version of Azureus' icon).

One of the great things about Host on Imageshack is that it's really easy to use. All you have to do is download the tarball, extract the contents, and then place them in the appropriate directories on your system. The tarball itself contains four items: the .desktop file, the icon, the original bash script, and a README file.

Once everything is in place, you'll find the service menu available in both Konqueror and Dolphin. From there, you can easily upload images to Imageshack with just a few clicks. The script itself is pretty straightforward as well, so if you're comfortable with bash scripting you could even modify it to suit your needs.

All in all, I was really impressed with Host on Imageshack. It's a simple yet powerful tool that makes it easy to upload images to Imageshack from within the comfort of your favorite file manager. Whether you're a professional photographer or just someone who likes to share pictures online, I think you'll find this service menu to be a great addition to your workflow.