Thread: k2pdfopt: optimizes PDFs for viewing on e-readers
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Old 02-26-2022, 03:38 PM   #1920
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Originally Posted by pumpapa View Post
Using a new computer with the same OS, software versions and files as the previous: PopOS (Ubuntu) 21.10, k2pdfopt v2.53, Ghostscript 9.54.0.

On my old computer k2pdfopt works fine on two PDF's (101 and 116 pages, respectively).
On my new computer k2pdfopt reads and converts only 6 pages of either document.

The conversions of those 6 pages seem identical.

Even though the version numbers are identical (k2pdfopt v2.53), the old computer reports 'Compiled Jul 18 2020 with Gnu C v8.2.1 for Linux on x64.'
whereas the new computer reports 'Compiled Aug 26 2020 with Gnu C v10.2.0 for Linux on x64.' ...

Any suggestions?
I only support the Linux binary builds from my web site, which were built July 18, 2020. I'm not sure where you got the Aug 26 build. Sounds like it's a bad binary.
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