My right leg is injured and I’m old so I limp and am old and in the way. I don’t give a damn if you call me gimp, a gimp, old or old gimp.
Geez, grow up already ya bunch cry babies. It’s just a friggin name for an app. If you’re insulted, hurt by that you really need to get a life.
An OLD adage: “sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me”
Huh…? Unstructured…? Please explaln or are you just a troll or a lenfart puttering lover…?
And yet you use & support systemd…
How about you list ALL your questions in one post… or is that too difficult for you
I’m an old buzzard and walk with a limp so I’m certainly a gimp… and don’t mind being called a gimp… or an old buzzard… even both at the same time… (and using ‘…’ is a privelege of being “Old & In The Way” [band name, album & song title 1975…]…)…
OP is a troll. Likes windoze and clearly states doesn’t like or use Linux so why TF even ask, especialy in a Linux community…
Too bad that reproductive harm doesn’t work eliminating the birth of politicians
Politician: The lowest form of life on earth (lower than slime mold… sorry for insulting slime mold).
They produce nothing of value, never have and never will, true sociopaths, total liars, elitest narsacistc parasites and oxygen wasters and generally evil…
Rather than editing PDFs directly, might it be possible to use LibreOffice (LO) Writer? Write, with all the features/facilities of a document editor that will likely meet all your needs. When the document is complete, export as PDF and e-sign the PDF with LO as well…
LibreOffice is community driven and developed software project, not the product of an American company.
‘Bates’ numbering: LO Writer supports creating custom page numbering formats/styles.
e-sign: e-sign the PDF with LO as well, reference links below
Workflow
an example workflow might be:
References
https://knowledge.digicert.com/tutorials/sign-openoffice-libreoffice-documents https://duckduckgo.com/?q=libreoffice+pdf+esign&t=vivaldim&ia=web
Good professional work!
I’ve been doing a lot with sed recently and I found some helpful/handy examples in your doc.
I’d forgotten about the use of braces for commanp grouping and put it to use after reading your doc.
Thank you for your work.
nano, vi, geany, kate…
I prefer nano - simple to use & always available. I manage remote systems often from my mobile using termius: config file editing, writing simple scripts for some analysis/automation tasks and recording task notes and status. Using a tablet I might use vi but generally prefer nano.