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On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Paula J. Lindsay <paula@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> Can someone tell me if there is adobe acrobat for linux. A scientist in my
> institute needs to write a pdf file.
> [...]
> --
> Paula J. Lindsay
>
> You may also consider the no-charge IBM Lotus Symphony 1 office
productivity suite (< http://symphony.lotus.com >). Based on OpenOffice,
but integrated into an Eclipse based framework, you can directly save to the
Adobe portable document format (PDF).
Officially supported in Red Hat and SuSE Linux distros. I have managed to
install it under 64-bit Fedora 9, 64 & 32-bit Debian and Ubuntu 8.04, and 32
& 64-bit CentOS5.1 but the quality of the fonts vary under unsupported
GNU/Linux distributions.
Formal Ubuntu support is coming from IBM/Lotus in the near future --with a
beta in August 2008. If you have an unsupported GNU/Linux distribution, you
may want to review a few of my relevant web log how-to entries at Metztli
IT's Web Log (< http://www.metztli-it.com/blog >)
Regards,
Jose R Rodriguez
http://www.metztli-it.com
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