Install qpdfviewer instead of Document Viewer as default to put pdfs in half of the screen with: start+arrow

[a-t-0]

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=160764
Document Viewer does not allow one to make the pdf viewing window/application screen smaller than some value. This prevents me from shifting the pdf viewer into a half of the screen with: start+right arrow.

sudo apt install qpdfview

does allow this.

Reminder, zooming in and out there is Ctrl+up and Ctrl+down, instead of Ctrl+plus and Ctrl+minus.
Refresh: Ctrl+R.

• Also include setting infinite zoom. Related for other program

gsettings set org.gnome.Evince page-cache-size 2014

Source: askubuntu

[mohitsaxenaknoldus]

Which file install this?

[a-t-0]

There is no file for this yet, it (currently still) requires a few steps for a new installation choice to be added to the main.sh.

I forgot all the steps by heart. The structure of the repo is described here: https://github.com/HiveMinds/Productivity-setup#installation
I think the following files should be modified:

https://github.com/HiveMinds/Productivity-setup/blob/main/main.sh should be modified to include the new pdf viewer 
supported_software.txt
install_user_choice.sh

And then one should create a new installation management script, e.g.:

apt_qpdfview.sh

Which in turn calls different scripts with different functions that are performed. (I used to stick to 1 function per file), e.g. apt_signal.sh manages, then apt_3_1_install_signal.sh to apt_3_4_install_signal.sh install the actual software.

In the future, I would like to restructure, and automatically create the templates to add a new software installation choice. However, I think that restructuring is best done from a "cleaned house" (=e.g.g Google Style Guide compliance). So that has my priority right now.