Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>From these guys:
> http://www.ghacks.net/2009/11/30/linux-pdf-viewers/
>
>>From TFA:
> """If I had to choose which of these tools was best suited for use as
> modern PDF viewer I would, without hesitation, select Okular. Not only
> is Okular as stable as the other offerings, it offers far more
> features which allows it to compete (and in many ways defeat) Acrobat
> Reader."""
>
Printing simply doesn't work very well. KDE blames this on Qt, but
depending on Qt for printing has turned out to be a serious mistake.
Magnification only goes to 400% which is not enough for some uses.
I didn't see any problems with the font rendering that PL mentioned. Is
it possible that the PDF he is viewing contains bit mapped fonts? A
proper PDF doesn't need to contain fonts at all, but doing this doesn't
seem to be a simple thing. If these are PDFs that you created, the
problem is probably that you have "Enable Font embedding" checked on the
Printer page in "qtconfig"; uncheck it and see if things improve.
--
James Tyrer
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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