PDF editor for Linux?

[MannDude]

Say you have two versions of the same document, but need to move a page or two from one document/file to a different one, what program exists that would best allow that? I need to send some stuff to the printer and while I could print both docs and take what I need from one and add to the other after printing I'd rather just have all in one doc, stored both digitally and sent to the printer that way (since I don't print from home).

 

[drmike]

pdftk is what I use a lot.


apt-get install pdftk
Good starting examples:

https://www.pdflabs.com/docs/pdftk-cli-examples/

 

[MannDude]

I'll check that out, thanks!

Anyone else have any suggestions? It's sort of a unique need so I doubt it's a widespread 'feature'.

I learned that you can open PDFs in GIMP... however I can't seem to figure out how to save PDFs with multiple pages. It just opens the PDF with each page as a layer which is fine, just can't seem to export each layer (easily) as an individual page in the PDF.

 

[telephone]

Link: PDF Mod
 

PDF Mod is a simple application for modifying PDF documents.
 
You can reorder, rotate, and remove pages, export images from a document, edit the title, subject, author, and keywords, and combine documents via drag and drop.

Link: PDF Sam

- Merge PDF documents together

- Split PDF documents specifying the page number

- Split PDF documents specifying the level of bookmarks

- Rotate PDF documents

- Mix two PDF documents taking pages alternately

- Visually compose your PDF dragging pages from other PDF