> The following are facts, not criticisms. I was pleased to > see how easily Gnome was able to install my printer, and > set up the queue. > > First, GNOME PDF Viewer 2.8.2 cannot display that PDF. All A few things: Acrobat 5 for Linux is a bit buggy. It may not always work exactly like you want. Acrobat 7 is a lot better regarding stability, features etc. It also eats a lot more memory. The FC2 distribution is since the release of FC4 officially unmaintained. Unless you've got a very good reason to stick with FC2 it's better to upgrade to FC4. FC4 comes with the new PDF viewer "Evince" which is lean, reads a lot more PDF's than Gnome PDF ever would and supports printing in a sane way. As a last request: checklists of bugs or missing features are valuable. In fact, they are so valuable you don't just want to send them to some mailing list, but also enter them into the Red Hat or Gnome bugzilla systems. It really increases the odds of bugs being fixed for the next release ;) Klaasjan
