On 07/18/2017 12:56 PM, antonio montagnani wrote:
> Tom Horsley ha scritto il 18/07/2017 alle 14:55:
>> You could try running ldd with the path to acroread as an arg and
>> see if it says some libraries are not found. If the only problem
>> is missing libraries, perhaps you could get them from an older
>> fedora where acroread worked (or they might be in the repos
>> still, but you just don't have them installed).
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> 
> same here.
> 
>  ldd /usr/bin/acroread
>     not a dynamic executable

I believe that means it's a statically linked executable and doesn't use
shared libraries (.so files).

> am I missing something??

Don't think so. If it's statically linked, it is a self-contained binary
and doesn't depend on any external libraries. You might try "acroread
-h" and see what options it has. It might have a "verbose" or "debug"
mode you could use to see what is going on.

In the old days, if you didn't pass it a file to process (e.g. just ran
"acroread" and not "acroread /path/to/file.pdf"), it started but was
iconified or hidden. I have no idea what acroread does now...I use
evince or ghostscript to deal with PDFs most of the time.
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