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1. #PDF TO POWERPOINT CONVERTER TOOLS FOR UBUNTU COMANDLINE PDF#
2. #PDF TO POWERPOINT CONVERTER TOOLS FOR UBUNTU COMANDLINE SOFTWARE#

If you can live with unmodified images from the original book that you are converting and don't need to compress/resize those images, then you're lucky, since you can avoid using Qt/X11.

#PDF TO POWERPOINT CONVERTER TOOLS FOR UBUNTU COMANDLINE PDF#

In short, the conversion tool only uses Qt for image manipulation operations. Typically you would convert an ODT document to PDF by running: unoconv -f pdf some-file. Basically, I removed Qt imports and fixed the remaining errors in the scripts by making those functions empty (or throw an exception) in these 2 files (in my case): /usr/lib/calibre/calibre/utils/img.py The last part was the most painful, since it involved modifying some of the python util scripts, which use Qt (which then requires some X11 libs) for image manipulation and we want to avoid that on a server/headless machine. Alternatively, place your cursor on the button for adding new documents and select another import option. I also wrote the following small shell script some years ago. Warning: this produces large files (but PDF files made by Christoph Sieghart's script are of the same size). From your Dashboard, click the Add New button and upload a doc that you need to Convert PDF to PPT Online on Ubuntu. The ddjvu program (which is part of the standard djvulibre package) will do this: ddjvu -formatpdf -quality85 -verbose a.djvu a.pdf. Go to the pdfFiller website and sign up for a free account.

#PDF TO POWERPOINT CONVERTER TOOLS FOR UBUNTU COMANDLINE SOFTWARE#

Get UDC and convert to PDF, JPG, TIFF from Word, Excel and any software that can. I also had to specify a command line option -mobi-keep-original-images, since I wanted to convert epub to mobi format using: ebook-convert ~/test.epub ~/test.mobi -mobi-keep-original-images Follow these tips and manage PDFs like a pro. Universal Document Converter has been downloaded by 2+ million users. Installing some missing python modules (which you figure out by running the convert command ebook-convert inputfile outputfile), in my case: python3-msgpack The steps involved extracting these directories from the calibre package (deb, rpm, whatever): /usr/bin/ebook-convert The heavy lifting is done by backend tools such as pdftk, ghostscript and the poppler utils are used. These are generally speaking convenience tools so one does not have to remember very long and cryptic options and switches. I've managed to cut out ebook-convert from Calibre (which, for who knows what reasons, requires Qt for image manipulation) and got a command-line only interface for it, to be able to use the tool on a headless/server machine. A collection of PDF command line tools and wrappers for Linux written in Bash Shell script.