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PDF Mix Tool is a lightweight application for common editing operations on PDF files, including merging, rotating, and composing pages. It can also alternate pages, generate booklets, add, delete, or extract pages, and edit document information. It is written in C++ and depends on Qt and qpdf, and is free software under the GNU GPLv3 license.
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Waydroid is a free and open-source tool that runs a full Android system in a container on GNU/Linux systems with Wayland-based desktop environments. It uses Linux namespaces and provides Android applications, with multi-window and full UI modes. The Android image is based on LineageOS and is currently based on Android 13.
HowToLinux is an open‑source website that provides Linux tutorials, customization guides, and tips. It includes a search function and is community‑driven, allowing contributions and edits. The content is released under the MIT license.
