Among other interesting features, we can mention the ability to search PDF documents, zoom in or out documents, jump to a desired page, add bookmarks, and view the fonts used in the current document. It allows users to open or save a copy of the current document, print the current page or an entire document, as well as to open the folder that contains the current document. The application is dubbed Document Viewer under the GNOME desktop environment, as well as on many Linux distributions. Just double click a supported document and it will be automatically opened by Evince. Simply because there’s no need to add a launcher for it, or to search the app in GNOME Shell. If you’re a GNOME user, you won’t even notice Evice. By default it is distributed with the GNOME desktop environment, but you can easily install it in any other open source desktop environment, as a standalone application. Offers built-in integrated search functionalityįor a quite simple and straightforward application, Evince comes with built-in integrated search, page thumbnails, and page indexing functionality. In addition, various comics book formats are supported by Evince, including CBR, CBZ, CB7 and CBT. Supports a wide range of document file formatsĪmong the supported file formats, we can mention PDF, PostScript, DJVU, DVI, multi-page TIFF, XPS, and SyncTex. The program’s goal is to replace the multitude of document viewers that exist for the GNOME project, such as gPDF, GGV, and Xpdf, with a single, intuitive and simple application that does what is says on the tin. It is integrated directly into the controversial desktop, allowing users to view all sorts of documents.
Make document direction independent of UI direction (#830, Abderrahim Kitouni).
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