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Okular can handle basically everything for me, except for those Adobe-proprietary ones that require JS and all kinds of other dumb features that only Acrobat su
by franga2000 6y ago
Okular can handle basically everything for me, except for those Adobe-proprietary ones that require JS and all kinds of other dumb features that only Acrobat supports.
- jhoechtl 6y agoI recently made the switch to gnome as the multi-monitor support, fractional scaling and general Wayland support is only excelled by sway. I sorely miss Okular!
- mgbmtl 6y agoCan't you still run KDE apps under Gnome, even with Wayland? I use a few. Some of them look better with the "QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland" environment variable.
- formerly_proven 6y agoMost KDE apps work not just under Gnome, but even under gasp Windows! I think Okular and some others are even in the MS app store.
- ReverseCold 6y agoOkular should work fine on GNOME, but you might need extra disk space for all the KDE dependencies.
- jhoechtl 6y agoThats the point. Apps which only use QT like keepassx are ok but Okular would swap in half of KDE.