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I am wondering if there is anything else out there that's a better option for viewing and editing PDFs than Adobe Acrobat Reader. Any PDF related suggestions or opinions?
Foxit reader, Nitro pdf reader (and stop using windoze)
>>52044152
So Linux? That all i've really heard of outside of Windows
>>52044211
The ones integrated in most OS by default in most GNU/Linux distros are fine. AFAIK open office allows you to edit pdfs.
>>52044065
typical negro, can't use white man's technology
>>52044532
haha good one!
>>52044573
That's not something to laugh about.
Foxit is bretty good, they started to fuck it up a bit too but it's still miles better than Adobe.
>>52044623
nigger detected
>>52044152
Foxit reader is shady malware.
The forums are full of pissed off people.
>>52044065
Sumatra PDF now has a 64 Bit version.
>>52044662
>>>/reddit/
If you don't want bloat (i.e. Foxit), get Sumatra.
>>52044717
I'm not sure how to take that exactly. Insult? or?..
Evince is fine
>>52044758
I will try Sumatra. I already dl'd Foxit for a look...
Depends on what you need really.
A lot of people can get by with a reader + annotations + form tool.
I use okular and it works great for those.
On some machines I use evince as it is a lot simpler and the print controls are better for some reason.
I just use my browser
