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Booklet printing in Linux Solved

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Booklet printing in Linux Solved I always love to print files as booklet which has many pages. Yes, official files can not be print as a booklet, but unofficial files like ebooks, journals, articles, web pages etc. could be printed as booklet. It save paper and toner ink. So, today we will learn how to print files as booklet in Linux operating system. Most of the printer driver support booklet printing in windows platform, but what about Linux? Yes there are some method. Though company did not provide any tweaks, you can still print booklet in Linux OS. There are several tweaks can be found on internet, but I discovered the easiest method. Printing a file in a booklet style can be done easily with acrobat reader in any linux platform. I am using LinuxMint13 to do this job in this moment. Please follow me to enable booklet print option in your linux machine. At first, search acroread in synaptic package manager. Tick it and press apply to download. You should download this file with acr...

Bottom Panel Deleted on Peppermint One 010411 Solved

Bottom Panel Deleted on Peppermint One 010411 Solved I download Peppermint One 010411 last month. I install it in my other harddisk and testing various thing. Really faster. After several startup (I cant remember) I found that the bottom panel (menu bar) has gone. I dont know how did it deleted from there. I am sure I did not destroyed it. I change background wallpaper, add an another panel at top, add some link/ applet, install some application. Suddenly I found that the bottom panel/ menu bar has vanished. After searching at preference, I took help of Google and found a topic at Peppermint OS Forum. At that forum a user asked that Where did the menu bar go? (Noob) (MIA). I learned that I need to reconfigure dpkg . Codes are written below according to the Peppermint Forum. Code: sudo dpkg-reconfigure peppermint-default-settings or Code: sudo dpkg-reconfigure peppermint-ice-default-settings alternatively the (hidden) ./config skeleton folder to restore is held at /etc/skel; copy its co...