llpp is a MuPDF-based PDF pager.
| Tags | |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Linux FreeBSD |
| Implementation | OpenGL mupdf OCaml C Freetype |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This release has bugfixes, better keyboard handling (keypad, neo layout, etc.), a remote interface, some features for SyncTex integration, and has been synced with post-1.2 mupdf.


Release Notes: This release adds bugfixes.


Release Notes: Synced with MuPDF 1.0. Split columns mode. Hints mode a la Conkeror. Ensures that things run under Cygwin's X and XQuartz.


Release Notes: The dependency on GLUT was removed. Key mappings can now be modified by the user. Keyboard link navigation was added.


Release Notes: Multi-column mode(including bird's eye). Ghyll scroll. There is a video with build and use instructions.
Recent comments
02 Mar 2013 11:36
It seems there is no way to use arrow keys to change pages keeping the page centered,
The manual does not recognise q and / commands which is a pity
A configuration file under ~/.config or a richer cli would be nice
02 Feb 2012 13:19
There is no bug tracker, please report any problems via e-mail. Btw it's a
a miracle that i saw your comment at all, leave alone a day after it was
posted.
02 Feb 2012 01:35
Oh, is not like the actual key bindings are bad or something like that, is just that I have reconfigured the key bindings for all programs I currently use (mcabber, alpine, canto, etc) and the only one which key bindings are different are llpp, so it would be nicer if I could reconfigure it, but, as I said, there is nothing wrong with the actual key bindings.
ps, I will try, when I got some time, to look at the code and create a patch por it.
ps2: btw, there is some bugtracker or a place to send bugs and patches? I couldn't find one, thats why I'm using the comments space for it
01 Feb 2012 14:39
There is no way to change the key bindings, and i do get requests to add them from time to time, but mainly from VInclined users. As an emacs user myself i
fail to see any glaring omissions in the current ones though, what do you have
in mind?
31 Jan 2012 05:06
Hello there, I was looking for an PDF reader like your for quite some time, one, that would have all the features from the big ones (like okular) and yet be super small and fast, all I can say is thank you a lot for the project!
Saying that, may I ask one question, is there a way to change the default keybindings? I would love have the possibility to change it for something more emacs-like.
Thanks again!