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Recommendations on Linux Friendly PDF Software
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I like Okular's ability to scan and convert tabled data in PDFs too. There is an option to turn off DRM nonsense. That can do page edits and stuff. If you want to create pages with images you need an office suite.
It also has support for digital signatures that work with saved inserted signatures