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*.pdf
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*.html
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*.xml
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@ -993,40 +993,29 @@ $ sudo pacman -S mupdf
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// TODO: Check if fbpdf is really working
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If you want to not always use the graphical desktop with `mupdf`, you might be interested in the `fbpdf` package.
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If you want to not always use the graphical desktop with `mupdf`, you might be interested in the `fbgs` software.
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As it is an `AUR` package, we can't just install it with pacman. We have to do
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This software renders a pdf document using the native framebuffer. To install it simply do
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[source, console]
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/mujs-git.git
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ cd mujs-git
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/mujs-git
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$ sudo pacman -S fakeroot
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/mujs-git
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$ makepkg
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/mujs-git
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$ sudo pacman -U mujs-git-*
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/mujs-git
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$ cd ..
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/fbpdf-git.git
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ cd fbpdf-git
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/fbpdf-git
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$ sudo pacman -S mupdf libmupdf djvulibre pkg-config
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/fbpdf-git
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$ makepkg
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/fbpdf-git
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$ sudo pacman -U fbpdf-git-*
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dustvoice@DustArch ~/fbpdf-git
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$ cd ..
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ rm -rf mujs-git fbpdf-git
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$ pacman -S fbida ghostscript
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and to view this pdf document (`Documentation.pdf`) for example, you would run
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[source, console]
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dustvoice@DustArch ~
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$ fbgs Documentation.pdf
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[INFO]
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====
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You can view all the controls by pressin `h`.
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====
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==== Partition management
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You may also choose to use a graphical partitioning software instead of `fdisk` or `cfdisk`. For that you can install `gparted`
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