Today, I had to fill in a #PDF form to send to my insurer. I opened it with #GNOME Document Viewer and filled in the various fields without any problem 🙂
Unfortunately, at the end of the document, we have to write our name and sign, but the application doesn't offer any options for adding text and inserting an image 😬
Since everyone praising the functional richness of #KDE applications, I decide to install #Okular. Except that it doesn't let you insert images either. No sooner installed than uninstalled ☹️
So I decided to try my luck directly with #Firefox. And then, a miracle. It's only a web browser, but it allowed me to insert my signature with disconcerting ease. Thanks #Mozilla 🤗 💖
In 2024, as more and more administrative procedures are carried out digitally, it would be nice if the core applications of the main Linux desktop environments could finally handle these situations properly 😕
I OFTEN use #Gimp for editing PDF (I lose less time in a lot of use cases).
I did, for instance, to mask or blur some parts of official documents I had to send to an administration this week.
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