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Why use a terminal pdf viewer?
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What's wrong with "Evince"...? (that's the only one which comes to mind right now..)
I personally want something more minimal.
Gnome+isms, which why Atril. But both are slow with big PDF, have font-size issues with pdf forms (but to their defense; everything PDF aside basics is a mess) and are even slower with comicbook and barely usable for epub. In short, they are jack of all, ~~master of~~ good at none.