I’m running Termux with XFCE desktop on Android. I only just realized that the only program I currently have installed that can properly open PDFs is GIMP, and that’s extreme overkill as I just want a lightweight reader, no need to manipulate them as images ya know.
Also, related side question, are there any lightweight Linux terminal programs that can export PDF as plain text? I’m kinda hoping to pipe the text output of George Orwell 1984 through espeak reader and have Linux read it out to me…
Edit: Plain text and speech engine questions solved, and rather simple no less. This is the refined version BTW, --stdin is necessary to make espeak read the entire document.
pdftotext go-1984.pdf -|espeak --stdin
I like Okular, i’d say its medium resource usage though and it might require kde packages you dont already have. Still, might be woth checking out, its the default in Plasma and does everything i need.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okular
I love all you awesome penguins, have a can of cool beans!
Yeah, actually I do already have the KDE packages installed for a couple other apps, so Okular was a nothing burger to get installed, and works perfectly 👍
Also, as far as speech, yeah that turned out pretty easy too…
pdftotext go-1984.pdf -|espeak
I’m doing alright with okular. Trying to figure out how to change the settings so that ctrl+w closes the window entirely instead of just the document inside it…