On 4/20/21 6:59 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
Reverting to an issue Dick mentioned, while printing from within the PDF
viewer can be convenient it's not necessary. For example, when I'm using
mupdf and decide to print the document I use lpr. That's the same tool
I'll
use to print a document from dis
On 4/20/21 6:41 AM, Ben Koenig wrote:
Supposedly evince is using a new gnome api to allow the menu to be
displayed independently of the app. Similar to MacOS. This means that your
DE has to handle it.
Decisions like this are red flags in software projects. I know this doesnt
answer your questio
On Tue, 20 Apr 2021, Ben Koenig wrote:
Decisions like this are red flags in software projects. I know this doesnt
answer your question but youd be happier with a different pdf viewer.
Reverting to an issue Dick mentioned, while printing from within the PDF
viewer can be convenient it's not nec
Supposedly evince is using a new gnome api to allow the menu to be
displayed independently of the app. Similar to MacOS. This means that your
DE has to handle it.
Decisions like this are red flags in software projects. I know this doesnt
answer your question but youd be happier with a different p
On 4/19/21 12:05 PM, carl day wrote:
On evince, if 3-bar menu clicked, a print icon is shown left on that new menu
and evince can be used to input text to fill-able pdf forms
On 4/19/21 12:07 PM, Ali Corbin wrote:
File->Print, or
Ctrl-P, or
the little printer icon on the menu bar
I don't ha
On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 11:41 AM Dick Steffens
wrote:
...
> Evince looks nice, but if there's a way to print from it, it's not obvious.
>
File->Print, or
Ctrl-P, or
the little printer icon on the menu bar
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On evince, if 3-bar menu clicked, a print icon is shown left on that new menu
and evince can be used to input text to fill-able pdf forms
On 4/19/21, Dick Steffens wrote:
> Ali Corbin recommended evince.
> Rich Shepard recommended xpdf and mupdf.
> John Jason Jordan recommended evince, which show
Ali Corbin recommended evince.
Rich Shepard recommended xpdf and mupdf.
John Jason Jordan recommended evince, which shows up as document viewer.
Michael Rasmussen recommended evince.
Tried to try them all.
Evince looks nice, but if there's a way to print from it, it's not obvious.
mupdf also lo
