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I actually thought I am part of this blessed generation that can use a computer. But rotating a PDF? That beats me.
Edit: In Okular it's actually easy to find this function. I was never looking for this for my whole life.
The real skillset isn't necessarily knowing how to do these things off tbe top of your head, but knowing how to look them up.
Perhaps the biggest obstacle for the next generation is how thoroughly Google has enshittified.
Cobbling together four different online tutorials about a vague idea you think the damn program should do is the original "vibe programming". I am looking at you Power Automate.
Vibe programming is the new copying random shit from stackoverflow and hoping it works.
I'm still so mad that power automate requires an online connection to start up and a Microsoft account.
Just pick up your laptop and rotate it to whatever angle you want.
Instructions unclear. I have a desktop PC and now my monitor arm is broken. My 38 inch screen fell on the floor. You'll hear from my lawyers.
Ctrl+shift+plus sign
Or ctrl + alt + down arrow also work
Sounds like something imagemagick could do so that would be my first strategy to try
LibreOffice Draw should work just fine for that :)
Are you joking right now? I tried opening a pdf with Libre Draw recently but it didn’t work.
No sir or madame, I actually verified by hand before posting that exact comment because while I did recently use it to edit the contents of a pdf (increase contrast on hiking map for BW print), I haven't that often and thus I wanted to find the rotate button myself to make sure I was giving legitimate advice :)
I like the cut of your jib!
KDE Okular to your rescue!
Kay