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What are some good PDF editors for Linux tablets?
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For me Okular is the dog's. If you have snags with it, why not file some bugs? There are several links here: https://okular.kde.org/contact/
Yeah, I've used Okular for a while now on my desktop and it's generally been fine (definitly far better than GNOME's pdf reader), but I've found it's text insertion routine to be a bit finicky (although it's possible I may have missed a better way to do it), and I don't think it'll work well on a tablet. I will still give it a shot though once I can!