zathura

document viewer with a minimalistic interface
  https://pwmt.org/projects/zathura
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  8 reviews



Zathura is a document viewer with a minimalistic and space saving interface. It offers a vim-like experience and has a focus on keyboard interaction. The key bindings, commands and most other settings can be customized.

Some of the features are: * bookmarking pages * printing the whole document or specific pages * following links * searching in the document * browsing the document index * SyncTex forward and backward synchronization

zathura can be extended to support other file formats via a plugin system.
Latest reviews
5
Firnefex 4 years ago

With Poppler renderer its not as fast as MuPDF, but the Interface is also pure. For people who like it minimalistic, this is perfect as you have control via shortcuts and commands with ": -> Tab". If you have an up-to-date-distribution, you can build it on MuPDF-base instead of Poppler (https://github.com/pwmt/zathura-pdf-mupdf) to make it the fastest PDF-Reader in the world. With Linux Mint it has to be Version 20 (cooming soon), the actual 19.3 doesn't let you install MuPDF1.14 or higher, which is needed. For me, its simply the best PDF-Reader by far!

1
Crimson_Raven 4 years ago

Its performance is like Xreader (really SLOW) and its interface is like MuPDF (nonexistent options, menus or customization). It's like the worst of both worlds. Avoid.

5
piju 8 years ago

It surprises me deeply that this little gem have a negative score in the Mint Software Manager. It's by far the best OSS pdf reader I've stumpled upon.

2
pedro9 8 years ago

This package is outdated.

1
lemoncurry 8 years ago

Minimalistic as in.. does nothing on LM 17.2

4
mishoune 9 years ago

It does take a few minutes to get used to controls. This, however, pays off quickly in fast opening and dealing with file and stable functionality across different distros. It's never the viewer of my first choice but somehow I always end up using it most.

1
slagtra 10 years ago

minimalistic as in useless

4
brankovukelic 11 years ago

Very light and fast, uses Vim bindings, so if you are a Vim fan, you might like it