PDFsam: edit PDF in Linux (split, merge, extract, rotate)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- If you need to edit PDF in Linux, look no further than PDFsam.
It is the best PDF editor with a graphical interface in Linux.
With PDFsam you can merge, split, rotate, extract, mix pages in PDFs. There are even more features available in the premium version of the program.
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Hi, great video, just what I was looking for. By the way instead of using dpkg -i you can use apt install ./. I've read somewhere that it is better practise to use apt and it's also easier to remember, because we use apt install on daily basis.
Hmmm... I didn't know that. I will check that way. Thanks
@@AverageLinuxUser No problem.
@@AverageLinuxUser itsfoss.com/apt-vs-apt-get-difference/
itsfoss.com/apt-command-guide/
If you can clearly explain how apt is different in Linux Mint from Debian, you are a genius!
Thank you!
NitroPDF was a software I loved when I used Windows and I wanted a similar software in Mint.
Forgot to say: you can install pdfsam from the repository of your distro, but to have the latest version with all bugs fixed, it's better to install the deb package.
Yes, I installed the repo version of it a while ago on 18.04 and it never worked. It displayed a Java error or something... I got sick of it and installed PDF shuffle instead. It's much more basic but works perfectly fine for what I need
Hi Alu;
Great video as usual.
PDF master editor is a good one. The free version does what most people need.
But the fastest is pdftk "cli". You learn a few commands but man it is fast and with very rich features.
My Best and keep up the good work.
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I've been using PDF-Shuffler which is more limited, so thanks for uploading this video!
Imagine that a fictional _package.deb_ needs to be installed and it has 3 dependencies that are not installed yet: _dependency1.deb, dependency2.deb_ and _dependency3.deb._ If you run _sudo dpkg -i package.deb,_ dpkg will install _package.deb_ but will not install those 3 dependency packages. On the other hand, if you run _sudo _*_gdebi_*_ package.deb,_ then gdebi will download _dependency1.deb, dependency2.deb_ and _dependency3.deb_ from the repositories and then install _package.deb, dependency1.deb, dependency2.deb_ and _dependency3.deb._ In a nutshell: as a general rule of thumb, using gdebi is preferable.
I could do everything I wanted in Windows 10, but decided to go with Zorin OS 16, which I have been using now for about 3 months. Love the program but I have to keep finding programs to do what I wish with. Thank you for your excellent video and suggestion of using PDFSam. This is my program in future
I AM USING PDFSAM BASIC WORKING PERFECTLY. SUDDENLY SETTINGS LANGUAGE WILL BE CHANGED AUTOMATICALLY. I HAVE NOT USE THE SOFTWARE. PLEASE FIND THE SOLUTION
Please can you tell me what is name of the ubuntu theme? it is pretty nice. thank you so much.
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Seems cool, but LibreOffice Draw already comes pre-installed on a lot of systems and it can edit .pdf files too - even lets you change text.
Whoa! I didn't know that and yet I've been using it for other editing. Thanks
Which is the best app alternative for Onenote in linux?
I never found anything as powerful with built-in sync across multiple devices. But, I'd recommend you Zim Wiki if you want something as powerful as OneNote, CherryTree is pretty nice too, but not as powerful.
For me, I'm currently migrating my OneNote notes to pure text, so I've chosen QOwnnotes because it has a nice folder structure, it's markdown based and can be synced with Nextcloud, which I'm using locally. (I also tried Joplin, but it was extremely slow to sync in new devices when the amount of notes was high).
@@ruanmed Thank you for long and nice answer!
0:09 How did you get your penguin to jump up and sit in a chair?
Hey dude, thanks for the heads up. I needed a tool for this.
Is it good with arabic pdf documents ?
It should be, give it a try and let us know! :3
Does it validates signature
I use pdftk
Cool!
nb If you need a pdf app that can sign documents there is Foxit reader. Free - but not FLOSS.
Can you use CMD line to split with this? I need to split pdfs like 20 times a day. Going to make a script to automate it.
Are you going to do a video on Debian 10 Buster when it releases?
Very useful, thanks! I've discovered the best pdf reader with annotations is Master Pdf, but it requires a premium version for some of the editing options. I think Master pdf and PDFsam complement each other perfectly!
Master PDF Editor can also be used on Linux.
hands down exactly the software which I was looking for
What is the best PDF reader for Linux according to you ?
Cheers, ALU. I used to use smallpdf.com to do this but good to see a local tool work this well.
how to setup the RDP on linux mint 19.1
thanks for the video
how can i boot arch linux from bootloader
Very nice vid. Thanks!
PDF Mod, PDF Arranger
I need this software. Thanks ALU. Does it edit?
The paid version, yes.
boot os from grub terminal how can i do it
You can boot to a live Linux USB. From there you will use the terminal to mount your disk. Once inside, you can then reinstall grub and run os-prober. askubuntu.com/questions/88384/how-can-i-repair-grub-how-to-get-ubuntu-back-after-installing-windows
Exactly what I was looking for. Hey, very nice theme by the way! 👍