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I bought an E-book. I upgraded my acrobat reader from 5.0 to 7.0 so that I could read it. Now I can't seem to be able to read the E-book. I am able to read the same E-book on my windoows system with the same Acrobat version. Has anyone been able to read an E-book on Linux? If so, what program did you use to do read it?
Depends on what format the ebook is.
Most likely, it's PDF, which is Adobe's format.
Because I use GNOME, I use GPdf for viewing PDFs. There are many other PDF viewers for GNU/Linux, including Xpdf (which GPdf is based on), and KPDF (also based on Xpdf) for KDE.
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