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Website: http://www.blurb.com/ | Website: http://www.blurb.com/ | ||
== Installation Instructions == | == Installation Instructions == | ||
| − | These instructions are heavily based on the hard work done by Blurb forum member [http://www.blurb.com/user/clecuret Cedric Lecuret]. His original instructions are [http://sites.google.com/site/leucblog/Home/booksmart--linux here]. | + | These instructions are heavily based on the hard work done by Blurb forum member [[http://www.blurb.com/user/clecuret|Cedric Lecuret]]. His original instructions are [[http://sites.google.com/site/leucblog/Home/booksmart--linux|here]]. |
=== Download and mount install disc === | === Download and mount install disc === | ||
| − | Firstly, download the latest version of BookSmart from [http://www.blurb.com/ here]. Make sure you get the Mac version, not the Windows version. Alternatively, download it from the command line. The following will get v2.5.1, which may not be the latest version so check first: | + | Firstly, download the latest version of BookSmart from [[http://www.blurb.com/|here]]. Make sure you get the Mac version, not the Windows version. Alternatively, download it from the command line. The following will get v2.5.1, which may not be the latest version so check first: |
| − | <code><nowiki>wget http://downloads.blurb.com/booksmart/BookSmart_2.5.1.dmg</nowiki></code> | + | <code><nowiki>wget http://downloads.blurb.com/booksmart/BookSmart_2.5.1.dmg</nowiki></code> |
| − | Now install some software to convert the DMG file into something that Linux can mount, such as dmg2img. Follow these [[ | + | Now install some software to convert the DMG file into something that Linux can mount, such as dmg2img. Follow these [[DMG2IMG]] instructions. Then, convert the file using: |
| − | <code><nowiki>dmg2img BookSmart_2. | + | <code><nowiki>dmg2img BookSmart_2.5.1.dmg</nowiki></code> |
| − | Next mount the disc image: | + | Next mount the disc image (Karmic seems to have HFS module loaded by default. If not, "sudo modprobe hfsplus"): |
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sudo mkdir /macbooksmart | sudo mkdir /macbooksmart | ||
| − | + | sudo mount -t hfsplus -o loop BookSmart_2.5.1.img /macbooksmart | |
| − | sudo mount -t hfsplus -o loop BookSmart_2. | + | |
</nowiki></pre> | </nowiki></pre> | ||
=== Install files === | === Install files === | ||
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sudo cp -r /macbooksmart/BookSmart.app/Contents/Resources/Java/resources/ /usr/lib/booksmart/ | sudo cp -r /macbooksmart/BookSmart.app/Contents/Resources/Java/resources/ /usr/lib/booksmart/ | ||
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| − | The | + | The 2.5.1 Mac version of BookSmart seems to run okay under Java 1.6 - previous versions needed 1.5. Make sure 1.6 is installed: |
| − | <code><nowiki>sudo apt-get install sun- | + | <code><nowiki>sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre</nowiki></code> |
=== Create startup script === | === Create startup script === | ||
Create a script that can start BookSmart: | Create a script that can start BookSmart: | ||
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cd /usr/lib/booksmart | cd /usr/lib/booksmart | ||
classpath="" | classpath="" | ||
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# Build classpath with all jars in the lib directory | # Build classpath with all jars in the lib directory | ||
for jar in lib/*.jar | for jar in lib/*.jar | ||
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classpath=$classpath:$jar | classpath=$classpath:$jar | ||
done | done | ||
| − | + | java -Xincgc -ea -Xms256m -Xmx1024m -classpath $classpath com.blurb.booksmart.application.BookSmart | |
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exit $? | exit $? | ||
' > $HOME/booksmart.sh | ' > $HOME/booksmart.sh | ||
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</nowiki></pre> | </nowiki></pre> | ||
=== Set up menu === | === Set up menu === | ||
| − | Finally, create a menu item to run BookSmart. Right-click on the Applications menu and select Edit | + | Finally, create a menu item to run BookSmart. Right-click on the Applications menu and select Edit Menus. Add a new entry under the Graphics menu called BookSmart which runs the following command: |
<code><nowiki>/usr/lib/booksmart/booksmart.sh</nowiki></code> | <code><nowiki>/usr/lib/booksmart/booksmart.sh</nowiki></code> | ||
=== Tidying up === | === Tidying up === | ||
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sudo umount /macbooksmart | sudo umount /macbooksmart | ||
sudo rmdir /macbooksmart | sudo rmdir /macbooksmart | ||
| − | rm BookSmart_2. | + | rm BookSmart_2.5.1.* |
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== Getting Started With BookSmart == | == Getting Started With BookSmart == | ||
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== Known Issues == | == Known Issues == | ||
The thumbnails for themes for the New Book wizard are missing/misnamed. | The thumbnails for themes for the New Book wizard are missing/misnamed. | ||
| + | == NB == | ||
| + | Booksmart requires write access to its running directory (/usr/lib/booksmart in this case) for writing a log file... By default regular users don't have write access to /usr/lib/. Alternatively, on a single user workstation, ~/booksmart can be used instead of /usr/lib/booksmart/. | ||
[[category:UbuntuHelp]] | [[category:UbuntuHelp]] | ||
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Introduction
BookSmart is a bookmaking application developed by Blurb, Inc. It allows users to design and publish books. Although Blurb do not offer or support a Linux version of BookSmart, it is a Java application which will run on Linux with a bit of fiddling. Website: http://www.blurb.com/
Installation Instructions
These instructions are heavily based on the hard work done by Blurb forum member [Lecuret]. His original instructions are [[1]].
Download and mount install disc
Firstly, download the latest version of BookSmart from [[2]]. Make sure you get the Mac version, not the Windows version. Alternatively, download it from the command line. The following will get v2.5.1, which may not be the latest version so check first:
wget http://downloads.blurb.com/booksmart/BookSmart_2.5.1.dmg
Now install some software to convert the DMG file into something that Linux can mount, such as dmg2img. Follow these DMG2IMG instructions. Then, convert the file using:
dmg2img BookSmart_2.5.1.dmg
Next mount the disc image (Karmic seems to have HFS module loaded by default. If not, "sudo modprobe hfsplus"):
sudo mkdir /macbooksmart sudo mount -t hfsplus -o loop BookSmart_2.5.1.img /macbooksmart
Install files
Install the BookSmart files:
sudo mkdir /usr/lib/booksmart/ sudo cp -r /macbooksmart/BookSmart.app/Contents/Resources/Java/lib/ /usr/lib/booksmart/ sudo cp -r /macbooksmart/BookSmart.app/Contents/Resources/Java/resources/ /usr/lib/booksmart/
The 2.5.1 Mac version of BookSmart seems to run okay under Java 1.6 - previous versions needed 1.5. Make sure 1.6 is installed:
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
Create startup script
Create a script that can start BookSmart:
sudo echo '#! /bin/sh cd /usr/lib/booksmart classpath="" # Build classpath with all jars in the lib directory for jar in lib/*.jar do classpath=$classpath:$jar done java -Xincgc -ea -Xms256m -Xmx1024m -classpath $classpath com.blurb.booksmart.application.BookSmart exit $? ' > $HOME/booksmart.sh sudo mv $HOME/booksmart.sh /usr/lib/booksmart/booksmart.sh sudo chmod a+x /usr/lib/booksmart/booksmart.sh
Finally, create a menu item to run BookSmart. Right-click on the Applications menu and select Edit Menus. Add a new entry under the Graphics menu called BookSmart which runs the following command:
/usr/lib/booksmart/booksmart.sh
Tidying up
You can now tidy up the files used during installation:
sudo umount /macbooksmart sudo rmdir /macbooksmart rm BookSmart_2.5.1.*
Getting Started With BookSmart
You can now run BookSmart by selecting Applications > Graphics > BookSmart from the menu.
Known Issues
The thumbnails for themes for the New Book wizard are missing/misnamed.
NB
Booksmart requires write access to its running directory (/usr/lib/booksmart in this case) for writing a log file... By default regular users don't have write access to /usr/lib/. Alternatively, on a single user workstation, ~/booksmart can be used instead of /usr/lib/booksmart/.
