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Skip to contentrona.netJust another grain in the sandbox we call the internetsLog InCategories: linux Gutsy Ubuntu Other Tools PDF Printer in Ubuntu Gutsy If you want to install a PDF printer in Ubuntu Gutsy, follow the directions from this post. In short: Run sudo apt-get install cups-pdf Go to menu: System > Administration > Printing Select New Printer and finish configuration wizard When you print documents to the PDF printer, the PDF files will get stored in the ~/PDF directory by default — this path can be configured with the file /etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf. I found that I couldn’t successfully print PDF documents if ~/PDF was a symlink to a different physical directory, which appears to be a bug. Posted in Gutsy, Ubuntu, linux. By rona January 27, 2008 No comments Running DiffMerge in Ubuntu Gutsy Once I switched to Linux as my primary operating system, I was pretty bummed that I didn’t have a good graphical file diff tool. On Windows, I was using Araxis Merge, which I was pretty happy with. Since IntelliJ IDEA runs on Linux and its file compare functionality is also pretty good, I tended to use IntelliJ as my main graphical diff tool. This was all good when I needed to compare files when 1) IDEA was running and 2) the files were in my current Java project, but when I needed to compare files outside of my Java project or if IntelliJ was not running, I was put in an awkward feeling of actually missing Windows. Then I stumbled upon SourceGear’s DiffMerge which runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OSX — and I was back to hating Windows. I had actually been using DiffMerge for a few months when I was running Ubuntu Feisty, but once I upgraded to Ubuntu Gutsy, DiffMerge always crashed and I was back to missing Windows. This problem appears to be caused by a glibc bug. Here’s how I got DiffMerge running under Ubuntu Gutsy: Download the DiffMerge package for Linux (.deb file) Install the application normally by double-clicking the .deb file or run the following command: sudo dpkg -i diffmerge_3.1.0.1002-1ubuntu610_i386.deb Using the solution described in this post, create an invoker script that will invoke the diffmerge binary — I put mine in /opt/bin/diffmerge.sh: G_SLICE=always-malloc TEMP=/tmp TEMP_DIR=/tmp TMPDIR=/tmp /usr/bin/diffmerge --nosplash $@ Now update the DiffMerge launcher that is used in the menubar. Edit (or create) the file /usr/share/applications/diffmerge.desktop to reference the new diffmerge invoker script that you created in the previous step. It should look like: [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Name=SourceGear DiffMerge GenericName=File Diff/Merge Viewer/Editor Icon=/usr/share/diffmerge/icons/menu.xpm Exec=/opt/bin/diffmerge.sh Terminal=false Categories=GTK;Application;Development; Happy diffing! Posted in Gutsy, Tools, Ubuntu, linux. Tagged with diffmerge, linux. By rona January 15, 2008 No comments New Blog Installed Installed this new Wordpress blog for the site. Old Posts:
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