Hi,
I installed it though pkg_add -r kdegraphics3. Install seemed to go all
right. Then the software added itself to the K menu. But KPDF doesn't
launch. When started from the console, I get :
# kpdf
/libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object libidn.so.16 not found, required
by kpdf
My guess is that
KDE has kpdf, GNOME has gpdf. Both are alright if you want to read. There's
also a possibility of running Adobe's Acrobat, but as far as I know it needs
Linux emulation. It's the ugliest of the three, but the most functional.
Mike
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On Thu 28 Apr 05 05:13, edward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Henry Miller wrote:
On 4/26/2005 at 19:13 edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to
read
PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in
the
For gnome/GTK users, evince looks like the best choice.
http://www.freshports.org/graphics/evince/
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Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to read
PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in the
notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF reading ? Oh, almost forgot, I use KDE.
Thanks for
edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to read
PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in the
notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF reading ? Oh, almost forgot, I use KDE.
edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to
read PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in
the notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF reading ? Oh, almost forgot, I use KDE.
Frank Staals wrote:
edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to
read PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in
the notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF reading ? Oh, almost
On Tue, Apr 26, 2005, Chuck Robey wrote:
edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to read
PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in the
notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF
Chuck Robey wrote:
Frank Staals wrote:
edward wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to
read PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken
in the notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the
best alternative for everyday PDF
Hi.
2005/4/26, edward [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to read
PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken in the
notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would be the best
alternative for everyday PDF reading ? Oh,
Thanks for the suggestion Henry. I'll try it straight away. To all the
others who kindly answered my question and suggested xpdf, the utility
works well. No thumbnails, though. And something slightly more KDE-ish
would be cool. But it definitely showed me which way to go.
Thanks again gang.
On Tue 26 Apr 05 15:56, Gustavo De Nardin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
2005/4/26, edward [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility to
read PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as broken
in the notes. Which program (not necessarily
in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote edward thusly...
Just wanted to know which is, according to you, the best utility
to read PDF files. I notice the Acrobat7 port is mentioned as
broken in the notes. Which program (not necessarily Adobe) would
be the best alternative for everyday PDF reading
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