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Recommendations on Linux Friendly PDF Software
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I'd suggest Stirling PDF, just get the
Stirling-PDF.jar
file from the releases. It does really lots of stuff (though I had some issues with creating pdfs with multiple pages per page). It open a port for the service to run locally and once you close it, it also closes the port.I also use libre office draw (or firefox printing menu) to create pdfs with multiple pages per page.
There's also xournal as some other people have mention that has some editing capabilities.
Was gonna suggest a look at sterling PDF as well, great toolkit.