Post #3250299
2026-05-02 14:59 UTC
@scholar_farmer@zirk.us I mostly use Okular for annotations and such. I'm not sure, but it's maybe Linux only.
An alternative, if this is to read and annotate academic papers, is Zotero. It's mostly to keep a database of your papers, but it also has a pretty decent annotation tool for PDFs.
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@scholar_farmer@zirk.us 2026-05-02 15:01
@pablo_armur@mastodon.world isn't zotero in the cloud? I tried it back in the day (a very very long time ago) and it was spending too much time writing back across my too-narrow bandwidth. But yes, zotero would be useful at work, thanks for the suggestion
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@jrredho@mastodon.world 2026-05-03 01:56
@pablo_armur@mastodon.world Okular has support for Windows and MacOS, in addition to Linux. It's a pretty versatile application, in my view. @scholar_farmer@zirk.us