Really? Yandex? Whoda thunk.

Would probably prefer to use open source one though, which of the ones you mentioned do you like best?

Well, I believe he’s from the Czech Republic . . .

It may be a little rough around the edges, but I do think the project has potential, and I hope he’ll be able to continue developing it.

A rudimentary cut and paste from his site:

PDF4QT Unleash the power of PDF4QT: Your go-to open source PDF editor powered by the Qt framework. With a robust C++ library, intuitive PDF viewing/editing applications, and a handy command-line tool, PDF4QT streamlines your PDF interactions. Try it today.

About

Experience the power of PDF4QT: An open-source PDF editor designed for both Windows and Linux. This modern solution offers an unparalleled experience for viewing, editing, and rendering PDF documents for all users, as well as developers. Developers have access to a robust C++ library and a practical command line tool for seamless script integration. Regular users can enjoy our four applications packed with a wealth of features. The PDF4QT project is proudly hosted on Github and operates under the LGPLv3 license. Discover the future of PDF interaction with PDF4QT today.

Goals

As the principal developer behind PDF4QT, I have set the following goals for the project:

To create a robust foss pdf editor alternative to commercial PDF editors, opening up advanced PDF editing capabilities to all.
To offer licensing terms that are more flexible than GPL or AGPL, making PDF4QT a suitable choice for both open-source enthusiasts and commercial users.
To harness modern C++ features and the power of multicore CPUs, delivering a highly efficient PDF editing experience.
To ensure PDF4QT is inclusive and accessible, supporting applications on both Windows and Linux platforms.
I’m actively working towards the full integration of the standard PDF 2.0 to stay on top of the latest developments in PDF technology. While this is a work in progress, my commitment to this goal is unwavering.
Recognizing the increasing prevalence of high-resolution monitors, I’m dedicated to ensuring PDF4QT supports 4K/8K monitors (high DPI devices) for a visually stunning user experience.

Join me on this journey and experience the power of PDF4QT today!

Applications

Discover the power and versatility of PDF4QT’s suite of applications. These tools are designed to transform the way you interact with PDF documents, offering a comprehensive set of features for viewing, editing, manipulating, and comparing PDFs. Preview our applications in the screenshots section and unlock a new level of efficiency in your workflow. Here’s what we offer:

PDF4QT Viewer Profi: Go beyond basic browsing. This tool packs a punch with a host of advanced features, including encryption, document reading, digital signature verification, annotation editing, and even support for searching text using regular expressions. Turn pages into images, and enhance your PDF interactions with multiple available plugins.
PDF4QT Viewer Lite: Simplify your viewing experience. This lightweight viewer offers essential viewing functions in a clean, user-friendly interface.
PDF4QT DocPage Organizer: Take control of your documents. Manage whole documents or individual pages with ease. Merge documents into a single file, or split them into multiple ones. You can also move, clone, or add pages with a few clicks, all within an intuitive user interface.
PDF4QT DocDiff: Spot differences effortlessly. This tool allows users to open two documents and receive a detailed list of differences. View these differences in a page-to-page window where they are clearly marked. Save these differences into an XML file for future reference.

Experience the future of PDF interactions today with the PDF4QT suite of applications. Try them out now! Features of PDF open source reader and editor

Unleash the full potential of your PDF interactions with PDF4QT’s impressive lineup of features. Designed to cater to a wide spectrum of needs, these features will revolutionize the way you handle PDFs. Here’s what you can expect:

Multithreading Support: Harness the power of multicore CPUs for faster, more efficient PDF processing.
Hardware Accelerated Rendering: Enjoy seamless, high-quality rendering with hardware acceleration.
Encryption: Ensure your documents’ security with robust encryption capabilities.
Color Management: Maintain the integrity and accuracy of your PDF’s color profiles.
Optional Content Handling: Have full control over what content to display or hide.
Text Layout Analysis: This feature allows for an in-depth analysis of your existing text, enabling the conversion of PDFs into text, thereby facilitating a more efficient editing and formatting process.
Signature Validation: Verify digital signatures with ease and confidence.
Annotations and Form Filling: Make your PDFs interactive with annotation and form filling features.
Text to Speech Capability: Access your PDFs in audio form with text to speech conversion.
Advanced Annotation Tools: Enhance your PDFs by adding annotations, images, text and more.
File Attachments Management: Easily view and manage the list of attached documents in your PDFs and save them to your desired location.
Optimization: Reduce file size without compromising quality with document compression.
Command Line Tool: Easily access and control PDF4QT via command line.
Audio Book Conversion: Convert your PDFs into audio books for convenient access.
Internal Structure Inspector: Understand your PDFs better with a detailed view of their internal structure.
Compare Documents: Easily identify differences between similar documents.
Redaction: Safeguard sensitive information by removing it from your PDFs.

Document Signing: Sign your documents digitally for authenticity and validation.
…and much more! Delve into the world of PDF4QT and experience a new standard of handling PDFs. Test out these features today!

Build

You should use Qt 6.4 or newer, and use the latest compiler supporting C++20. Tested compilers include MSVC, mingw, and gcc. Windows / Linux

To build this project, you will need:

Qt 6.4 or newer with CMAKE 3.16 or newer
VCPKG package manager
Compiler supporting C++20 (MSVC, mingw or gcc)

Then, you can compile this project, dependencies are automatically downloaded via VCPKG. On Windows, you can also optionally create Wix project for .msi installer. Installation

An MSI installer is readily provided for MS Windows users, along with a ZIP archive containing all the necessary files for those who prefer to run the program without installation. Exciting news for Linux users – AppImage and Flatpak packages are now available, offering flexible and convenient installation options across a wide range of distributions. See the build information above if you wish to build the package yourself. Dive into the world of PDF4QT today, and transform your PDF interactions like never before.

Can you get to his github?

Master PDF Editor is one of two proprietary apps I currently have running on my laptop, and I would definitely say it’s worth the price (although once in a while when they update they manage to mess something up, but will usually get around to fixing it eventually).

This was quite a long time ago, but I had a lot of issues with Okular, though I don’t remember what exactly (one thing was that if you changed a document’s location, Okular would lose all the bookmarks you added to it, but they may have changed it since then, IDK). Evince’s commenting features seem a bit rudimentary to me, but I’ve only used the one from the Mint repo, so there may be a newer version that’s better.

There’s also PDF4QT which is open source, but is kind of new and may be a bit rough around the edges, although it does look promising.

LibreraFD and Foliate for the desktop (for epubs).

I’m lovin’ the new minimum/desired/maximum justifcation settings! Now if only they had optical margin alignment . . .

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Mrs. Erinaceus loves it, after fleeing Xwitter and being disappointed with Mastodon. However, in this Wired article/interview (which I read some time ago and might not remember all that well), Bluesky’s CEO comes across as being, well, a CEO. Judge for yourself: Bluesky Is Plotting a Total Takeover of the Social Internet.

The last time I checked, a Linux smartphone was in the works, but still had quite a ways yet to go . . .

To actually have your vote count, I think people will need to sign up for a Codeberg account and then vote for the logo they like best.

Think I like #2 the best.

For those of you having trouble getting this on F-Droid, @mp3@piefed.ca says: “Go to Settings > Include Anti-Features and enable Tethered Network Services for it to show up.”

Yeah, I might do the same. Unfortunately, IMDb has been around for quite a long time and has much more information than TMDb does (at least since the last time I checked). TMDb also (I think?) isn’t open source.

Will have a look, my hamsters and I thank you.🐹🐹

Well, if I’m away and there’s a fire or CO leak, by the time the neighbors notice, it might well be too late for my hamsters.

I’ll just go ahead and take the liberty of blaming both.

Also: https://fosstodon.org/@cryptpad/114234197713107222

Was just about to post this before @yogthos@lemmy.ml beat me to the punch. 🙂👍

Why are so many projects still on Microsoft-owned github? They should follow OM’s lead.