2 Mar
2019
2 Mar
'19
2 p.m.
On Saturday 02 March 2019 07:43:27 deloptes wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
And thats a bummer. My installed copy of kpdf-trinity won't open anything
not in my home directory. What the heck good is that when the majority
of what I might want to read with it is in /usr/share/doc. That ought
to generate a bug report. But okular works...
And on running it a second time, I was able to back out of my home dir
and get to the file. Weirdsville. But the file it opened is about 10
months out of date and it was downloaded and refreshed this morning
because it was new in the lcnc repo. So I'm still puzzled.
But I've been there before too...
This is also true, but evince has some printing
code thats broken.
Views nice, but printing fails in wierd ways. Does tde have its own
version of a universal pdf viewer/printer driver? An okular
workalike?
I think I now understand what you mean - you want to be able to create
PDF documents from universal viewer ... there is nothing universal,
but better or worse integrated apps.
Honestly I do not know what can be used in equivalence in TDE. I use
OpenOffice and produce PDF, which open by default in KPDF. Sometimes I
print web pages to PDF. It works also great.
regards
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