On 12/28/2017 07:36 AM, Temlakos wrote:
Everyone:
Funny, the things one learns after making the first clean install in
ten or more iterations of Fedora.
For instance, that Adobe long ago abandoned the Adobe ("Acrobat")
Reader for Linux, and the nspluginwrapper project.
So that now, if you still want to use Adobe for Linux, you have to
save an old rpm and install it directly. And do it every time you
reinstall Fedora--or at least reinstall it cleanly.
I need advice on whether I can abandon Adobe Reader completely, and
what to use instead.
I use it all the time for certain PDF's that come with form fields
that you fill out. Not all PDF viewers--and not the PDF viewer native
to Firefox--support form filling. Without form filling, I have to fill
in forms by hand--and my fist is a bit of a strain on anyone's eyes,
especially those of a bureaucrat or his confidential secretary. So I
need form filling.
That aside, I'd love to have something that opens seemlessly in any
browser window.
For the record, I use KDE. But I'll still use any GNOME products that
still open in KDE.
Temlakos
I think Master PDF Editor 4 will do what you want. It runs fine on my
PCLOS KDE 5 (and ran on KDE 4 also). I haven't tried to fill in
anything, but it is an *editor* so it should work. And it is available
in RPM format, which should make it easy for a Fedora user to install.
--doug
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