About:
GPdf is a PDF viewer for GNOME, based on Xpdf.

Author:
Martin Kretzschmar [contact developer]

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8.08/10.00 (6 votes)

Tar/GZ:
http://ftp.gnome.org/[..]OME/sources/gpdf/0.104/gpdf-0.104.tar.gz
Tar/BZ2:
http://ftp.gnome.org/[..]ME/sources/gpdf/0.104/gpdf-0.104.tar.bz2

Trove categories: [change]

[Development Status]		3 - Alpha
[Intended Audience]		End Users/Desktop
[License]		OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License (GPL)
[Operating System]		POSIX :: Linux
[Topic]		Desktop Environment :: Gnome, Multimedia :: Graphics :: Viewers, Office/Business, Utilities

Dependencies: [change]
No dependencies filed

 Branches

Branch	Version	Last release	License	URLs
Default	0.104	02-Jul-2003	GNU General Public License (GPL)

 Articles referencing this project

Red Hat: An updated gpdf package fixes a security issue by Patrick Lenz , in Security Sun, May 11th 2008 11:46 SuSE: Updates to various xpdf related packages fix remote code execution by Patrick Lenz , in Security Sun, Nov 18th 2007 13:08 Red Hat: Updated gpdf packages fix several security issues by Patrick Lenz , in Security Sun, Nov 11th 2007 01:06 Debian: New gpdf packages fix arbitrary code execution by Patrick Lenz , in Security Mon, Aug 20th 2007 06:10 Red Hat: Updated gpdf packages fix a security issue in PDF handling by Patrick Lenz , in Security Sun, Aug 5th 2007 01:04

Debian: New gpdf packages fix denial of service by Patrick Lenz , in Security Thu, Aug 24th 2006 12:46 Debian: New gpdf packages fix denial of service by Patrick Lenz , in Security Wed, Feb 15th 2006 02:24 Debian: New gpdf packages fix arbitrary code execution by Patrick Lenz , in Security Fri, Jan 13th 2006 08:21 Red Hat: Updated gpdf package fixes several security issues by Patrick Lenz , in Security Wed, Jan 11th 2006 12:31 [more articles]

 Comments

[»] GPdf is deprecated, move to evince instead
by fernandoherceay - Dec 13th 2005 04:31:40

GPdf is deprecated, move to evince instead

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[»] Searching feature
by teex - May 7th 2004 06:26:56

why not implementing a search by string command as the one in xpdf? it would make gpdf much more useful than it is now (the fact that I can't do CTRL-F to search for parts of text is the only reason why I still use xpdf instead of gpdf :-)

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[»] Re: Searching feature
by Claude Brisson - Nov 21st 2004 06:00:10


> why not implementing a search by string

> command as the one in xpdf? it would

> make gpdf much more useful than it is

> now (the fact that I can't do CTRL-F to

> search for parts of text is the only

> reason why I still use xpdf instead of

> gpdf :-)


I totally agree !

I always says to my co-workers : why did you print this huge documentation ? are you able to grep the paper ?

So it's clear to me that gpdf does nothing for the Amazonian forest without searching features...

CloD


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[»] Re: Searching feature
by Claude Brisson - Nov 21st 2004 06:16:04


>

> % why not implementing a search by

> string

> % command as the one in xpdf? it would

> % make gpdf much more useful than it is

> % now (the fact that I can't do CTRL-F

> to

> % search for parts of text is the only

> % reason why I still use xpdf instead

> of

> % gpdf :-)

>

>

>

> I totally agree !

>

> I always says to my co-workers : why did

> you print this huge documentation ? are

> you able to grep the paper ?

>

> So it's clear to me that gpdf does

> nothing for the Amazonian forest without

> searching features...

>

> CloD

>

Oh, and one more thing : it's not even possible to select text...

Please note that those remarks are not real critics, only suggestions on the importance of those features. I do develop opensource softwares myself and I know it's hard to find enough time for everything...



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.CloD.

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