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I thought mupdf was installed by default in Raspbian.
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I thought mupdf was installed by default in Raspbian.

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That's the older version from what I have read.
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That's the older version from what I have read.

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Found the perfect PDF reader that works on Raspberry Pi, Raspbian
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Found the perfect PDF reader that works on Raspberry Pi, Raspbian

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I'm hoping someone can suggest a good PDF reader. &nbsp;I have Raspbian and am using XPDF but it is very basic. &nbsp;Can the Adobe Linux version run on the PI? &nbsp;I'm not finding much information on it for the PI. &nbsp;Thanks Much!
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I'm hoping someone can suggest a good PDF reader.  I have Raspbian and am using XPDF but it is very basic.  Can the Adobe Linux version run on the PI?  I'm not finding much information on it for the PI.  Thanks Much!

Raspberry PI  need a good Pdf Reader

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