Let’s go back to one of our favorite topics once again: the Portable Document Format. Yep, good old PDF, but today we’re going back to basics: so no magic tricks to open password-protected files or ingenious ways to edit documents.

Let’s start from the beginning: what software to use to read PDF files on Linux. Why on Linux? Because for Windows operating systems we have already presented four programs to read pdf and, more generally, a method has already been illustrated to read pdf documents without programs but using some utilities on the net.

Table of Contents
The magnificent 8 PDF Readers for Linux
1. Adobe Reader
2. Foxit Reader
3. Google Chrome
4. Eyepiece
5. XPDFReader
6. Apvlv
7. Zathura
8. MuPDF
The magnificent 8 PDF Readers for Linux
If we were in the theater you would now hear a drum roll. We present this small list, certainly not exhaustive and even less complete; but still explanatory of how many possibilities there are in the world of the penguin to read pdf files, by extension, how rich is the software park of the Linux universe.

1. Adobe Reader
It is the pdf reader par excellence. And the heaviest: 80 MB of tinsel. Although it is the most used, it is not necessarily the recommended choice. It can be installed via the Software Center.

2. Foxit Reader
Fast, precise, lightweight software. It allows you to copy text and extract images from the file. There is also a version for Windows, good too.

3. Google Chrome
Yes, you read that correctly. It is the Google browser: in all its linux versions it integrates a light and essential reader. But if you only need to read pdf documents and possibly a zoom, your job does it very well.

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