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Ghostscript, Imagemagick and Poppler can create TIFFs from PDFs in Linux. Probably you can even set up TIFF creation as a custom printer driver in CUPS.

Why don't you just press the Hide button? That's the little button in the vertical center / horizontal left of the sidebar.

While this is not urgent (the deadline is February 2026), we have updated the repository signing to use SHA-256 instead of SHA-1 this morning. You might have to re-download our public repository key: wget -qO- https://shop.softmaker.com/repo/linux-repo-public.key | gpg --dearmor > /etc/apt/keyrings/...

I have sent the e-mail again (to your Gmail and your .net address).

Dominique, I answered your e-mail on May 9, but have not received a reply. Can you check?

We are definitely interested. I am on vacation this week, but will contact you quickly.

A ".part" file always indicates a download in progress. You need to wait for the browser to finish the download.

There is always the option to buy SoftMaker Office.

These warnings should not appear any longer.

You can drag the tab to the desktop to make a separate window instead of tab, then place the two windows side by side, but it will still be two copies of the file.

We offer multi-seat licenses with one product key for multiple users for our commercial versions SoftMaker Office and FlexiPDF only. There are mechanisms (GPO) to distribute one key across a network installation. As a commercial FreeOffice user, you need to request separate product keys for each com...

The documentation describes the ribbon user interface, but you use menus and toolbars.

You can customize the toolbars to add vertical alignment, or you can switch over to the ribbon UI.

This installs a rather useless model with 1.5 billion parameters instead of more than 600 billion parameters. A computer capable of running the full DeepSeek model will set you back at least US$120,000 for a bunch of high-end Nvidia graphics cards.

Why do you think access to the DeepSeek API is free?

Press Ctrl+Z to undo the Autocorrect.