okular

universal document viewer
  http://www.kde.org/
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  20 reviews


Okular is a universal document viewer with support for advanced document features, such as annotations, forms, and embedded files.

This package provides the document viewer application, plus plugins for a wide variety of document formats such as:
* PostScript (PS)
* Portable Document Format (PDF)
* OpenDocument Text (ODT)
* TeX Device independent file format (DVI)
* XML Paper Specification (XPS)
* G3 fax
* various electronic book formats: ComicBook, FictionBook, and Plucker
This package is part of the KDE graphics module.
Latest reviews
4
Pedrot001 7 months ago

I use to see diagrams in pdf. And the zoom is one the best. Selection is not good. I do not know any better.

4
ctfolmar 9 months ago

Nice software. It would be better if it had the ability to add text. I often get forms to complete in PDF format without the fillable fields. The ability to add text would allow me to complete the forms.

4
4ndy 9 months ago

The only linux-native reader I found that would show the annotations that a colleague sent me from horrid adobe software, but this was a pain to set up as this package did not include the necessary dependencies. To open the document I also installed kdelibs5-plugins, kdelibs5-data and oxygen-icon-theme. Thanks to user1529891 on askubuntu for that solution.

5
longnguyen2306 10 months ago

Hell of an application. This is essential for everyone who wants to get rid of those greedy adobe! Maybe and editing function to delete or merge pages would be nice but this app already has almost features I need

5
uberdonkey 10 months ago

Best pdf editor fore reviewing - can highlight, add notes, circle, box around text. Zoom in and out with mouse. BUT can't remove/move pages edit etc

1
governmint 1 year ago

Freeze as soon as I tried to load a 800 pages book in ODT.

5
Akalla 1 year ago

Great

5
zboraon 1 year ago

Really, the best

5
Ronconi 1 year ago

Muy bueno

5
super 1 year ago

really useful

3
balvie 3 years ago

Finally got it running on Mint 17.2, still errors when showing my xps-file

5
ericvictor66 4 years ago

what else ?

4
shakil19 4 years ago

I like its GUI...

4
iosonoscrive 4 years ago

yes good

4
herogee 4 years ago

Thank you swmcd.

3
quyet 4 years ago

Thank swmcd for your advice.

5
swmcd 4 years ago

If it complains about missing plugins, you may need some KDE libs. See the Linux Mint Release Notes: Issues with KDE apps

2
drewt333 4 years ago

Very disapointing. Supposedly the best pdf viewer for linux can't view pdf layers.

4
marakov 4 years ago

Pretty good

4
vincav91 4 years ago

Superior to Evince (better UI, more features etc.)