Q: After installing and launching PDF Studio, all text in the application interface is displayed with a choppy jaggedy font that is hard to read. This problem can happen on Arch Linux & Manjaro KDE. Text is rendered with a bad default font on KDE desktop environment. Here are some screenshots of what the application […]
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X11GraphicsEnvironment error when installing PDF Studio as root on Linux
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Web Launcher to Open PDFs using PDF Studio from Web Browser Link
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Icons not scaling correctly on Manjaro OS running 4k
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Missing Text / Fonts in PDF Studio on Arch Linux & Manjaro KDE
Q: After installing and launching PDF Studio, text is missing from all dialogs and frames making it impossible to use the application. This problem can happen on Arch Linux & Manjaro KDE. Here are some screenshots of how the application may look when this problem happens with no text displayed in any frame or dialog, […]
Fix PDF Studio Launcher Icon for Chromebook Running Crostini
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How to set up your scanner to work with Sane and PDF Studio under Fedora 27 Linux’s systemd
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