How To Split PDF Files From The Linux Terminal Using PDFtk

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One of the best ways to split PDF files on Linux isn’t with a GUI tool like Evince or Ocular. Instead, it’s with a terminal app called PDFtk. Not only can it split PDF files, it can also edit and modify them. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/split-pdf-files-from-linux-terminal-pdftk/



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Split PDF Files From The Linux