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Originally Posted by maximus83
I like Foxit reader for PDF's, and it's available on Linux. No idea if there are issues running it on Mint.
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Mint comes with a less obnoxious PDF reader, as do all Linux. I used to use Foxit on Windows, I use something else now as Foxit has got slow and bloated and other problems, though preferable to Adobe Acrobat.
It depends what the OP wants to read. You can read anything on any Linux, usually with the supplied programs.
LibreOffice Writer and Calibre on Linux between them can convert most things for a Kindle, though PDF, DJVU and images may not work well depending on "page size". Web pages, CHM files and HTML manuals can be copy/pasted into LibreOffice on Windows and saved as DOCX for Calibre on Linux, or used in LibreOffice on Linux.
The OP doesn't have enough details.