After successfully updating your system, install the pdftk tool as shown below apt install pdftk After the installation of pdftk is complete, you can now invoke the pdftk command to merge files. The syntax is as shown pdftk file1.pdf file2.pdf cat output merged_output.pdf using our earlier files, the command will be as shown Linux Cheat Sheet Command Description man Study Resources. Main Menu; by School Linux Cheat sheet.pdf - Linux Cheat Sheet Command Description man -h apropos cat whoami id hostname uname pwd ifconfig Opens man remove and configure Debian-based packages. apt High-level package management command-line Java PDF Toolkit has following highlight features: * Merge PDF Documents or Collate PDF Page Scans. * Split PDF Pages into a New Document. * Rotate PDF Documents or Pages. * Decrypt Input as Necessary (Password Required). * Encrypt Output as Desired. * Fill PDF Forms with X/FDF Data and/or Flatten Forms. * Generate FDF Data Stencils from PDF Forms. Click on the image above to open the Kali Linux Cheat Sheet PDF in a new window. Each tool's name is a link through a website that explains the functions of the utility. The tools that we will look at in this guide are: Aircrack-ng A packet sniffer for wireless LANs. Here are some examples of the PDF command line tools in action. This is just a small selection, for more examples, see the Full PDF Manual in the download package. Index 1. Basic Usage 2. Merging and Splitting 3. Pages 4. Encryption and Decryption 5. Compression 6. Bookmarks 7. Presentations 8. Logos, Watermarks and Stamps 9. Multipage Facilities PDF Command Line Tools binaries for Linux, Mac, Windows. For non-commercial use only. See the file LICENSE for details. For commercial use, a license must be purchased from coherentpdf.com. It prints a little message to stderr about the non-commercial license, and sets the Producer to cpdf. Functionality This document is an attempt to summarise the many command-line-based tools available to a GNU/Linux based operating system. This guide is not a complete listing (I doubt it's possi-ble to document all available programs), this document lists many tools which are available to GNU/Linux systems and which are, or can be useful to the majority of In this article, we shall look at 8 important PDF viewers/readers that can help you when dealing with PDF files in Linux systems. 1. Okular. It is universal document viewer which is also a free software developed by KDE. It can run on Linux, Windows, Mac OSX and many other Unix-like systems. It supports many document formats such as PDF, XPS In this case the following simple command should work: pandoc -o output.pdf -f docx input.docx Note however, that the output layout and font styles now will not look at all similar to what it would look if you exported the DOCX from Word to PDF. It will be using the styles of a default LaTeX document. Use - to pass a single PDF into pdftk via stdin. Input files can be associated with handles, where a handle is a single, upper-case letter: =. Handles are often omitted. They are useful when specifying PDF passwords or page ranges, later. For example: A=input1.pdf B=input2.pdf. If you are using Arch Linux or one of its variants, run the command below. (PDFtk is easily accessible through the community repository). $ pacman -S pdftk Similarly, if you are on openSUSE, run the command below to