LinuxMint (Application Software-file reader: Evince)

LinuxMint (Application Software-file reader: Evince)

The file reader is installed in LinuxMint by default, which is called Evince.

Evince is an open-source software mainly used to read PDF files.

You can download and install it here. In sourceforge, users rated the software as 3.8 * (up to 5 *).

The software is still relatively recognized by the family. I also recommend that you use this software for the following reasons:

First:You do not need to install AdobleReader separately to open the PDF file.

Second:It can open files in djvu format.

Our common file formats are well supported. A bit similar to "One Card", haha. One card in hand, everything

Click it. With it, you no longer need to install readers of various formats.

Third:It is faster than AdobleReader and consumes less resources.

Fourth:Shortcut Keys are supported.

When reading PDF files, you can easily use the. F key to display the original PDF file ratio. The W key can display the PDF file in the current

The appropriate proportion on the computer. When using AdobleReader to read PDF files, you often need to adjust the file display ratio and adjust

The method can only use the mouse, which is much less efficient than the shortcut key.

Fifth:You can flip pages up and down through k and j like Vim.

Of course, the arrow can also be used to flip pages, but after getting used to the Vim operation, I think this function is really good. This is my most

Is a recommended feature. I think Vim fans will like this feature very much.

Finally, let's talk about its name, because it is displayed as DocumentViewer in the menu. I thought it was its name. However

The which command cannot be found. It indicates that this name is incorrect. Finally, I thought of a trick: it can be found in the process, so

Run ps-aux | grep pdf. In this way, you can find its real name: Evince. If you do not know the application name in the future,

Try this method.