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xpdf seems to have started to respect the not-copyable-flags, while in days yonder, it didn't. So now, even something like a manual of some command-line tools o
by degski 7y ago
xpdf seems to have started to respect the not-copyable-flags, while in days yonder, it didn't. So now, even something like a manual of some command-line tools or a text book on C++ or Rust, you still have to re-type the text (wtf). Time to remove and search for something better, something that does not need a 0.5GB update every 3 days (on Windows). (yes, exaggerating slightly)
- anthk 7y agoMaybe it's the new QT version, OpenBSD still has the Motif one, and it works great. For Windows you have SumatraPDF which is pretty good and it's libre. Also, muPDF for Windows: https://www.mupdf.com/downloads/archive/mupdf-1.16.0-windows.zip https://www.mupdf.com/downloads/archive/mupdf-1.16.0-windows... unzip in a folder and run mupdf.exe