I’m looking for a full PDF editor for use on Linux. Foxit, Qoppa… can’t find anything on TPB, AllPCWorld or 4mirrorlink. Even looked on Milkie and saw a link for Qoppa PDF, but no one is seeding it.
It’s no downside either. Generative AI can help speed up the creative or development process, if you take a little time to figure out how to use it.
I’ve used gen-AI to bootstrap Python projects in mere minutes, when it would’ve taken me much, much longer to re-remember all the Python I’ve forgotten, and debug my way through to the same result.
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I can’t find that one anywhere either. Thanks for the idea though.
https://github.com/Frooodle/Stirling-PDF
That’s no kind of selling point.
I wasn’t recommending it (although many in this thread are vouching for it) - OP said they couldn’t find it so I linked it.
It’s code. Who cares who wrote it if it’s efficient, secure and fast.
It’s no downside either. Generative AI can help speed up the creative or development process, if you take a little time to figure out how to use it.
I’ve used gen-AI to bootstrap Python projects in mere minutes, when it would’ve taken me much, much longer to re-remember all the Python I’ve forgotten, and debug my way through to the same result.
Works really well, though.
Ahhhhh. Thank you for the clarification! Done :)