On Tue, 17 Jun 1997, Carlo U. Segre wrote:
> Does anyone know of a program which writes PDF files under Linux?
pdftex, is program that makes (La)TeX output PDF files instead
of the standard DVI. It's still in Beta though, but will probably
be included in the next teTeX-release (which Debian now uses).
Pictures are troublesome, except PNG's and JPEG's which are
easily included.
ghostscript, can convert postscript to PDF. However, it outputs
everyting as a bitmap, which makes it practically unusable.
Adobe Acrobat is not available for Linux, though it is available for
other unices. Maybe you can run it under some sort of binary
compatibility package?
I propose that you at least write a complaint letter to Adobe
for neglecting to port Acrobat to Linux (after all, the *have*
ported Acrobat Reader, so there should be no problems for them).
// Jonas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2:201/262.37]
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