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The littleutils include duplicate file finders (repeats, repeats.pl, repeats.py), image optimizers (opt-jpg, opt-png, opt-gif, recomp-jpg), file rename tools (lowercase, uppercase, pren), archive recompressors (to-gzip, to-bzip2, to-bzip3, to-7zip, to-lzma, to-lzip, to-xz), a tempfile utility (tempname), file property tools (filedate, filemode, filenode, fileown, filesize, and lrealpath), and others. See the README file for more details.

PdfCMYKerLite is a wxPython GUI front-end for Ghostscript `gs` and ImageMagick `convert`, which uses the Ghostscript tiffsep device to obtain CMYK separations of a PDF document. For full description, see README.md in the code browser at https://sourceforge.net/p/pdfcmykerlite/code/ci/master/tree/

GimpPy uses img maps & an img as the input, output is a report.py file used to generate PDFs, the out files may run solo or chained together to make more complex multi page reports. Input required is a dict with vals for flds you have mapped on your img.

...It has an import filters for: SVG, CDR, CDT, CMX, AI, XAR, CGM, WMF, XFIG, SK, SK1, SK2, CPL, ASE, ACO, JCW, GPL, SOC, SKP, PSD, XCF, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WEBP, BMP, PCX, PPM, XBM, XPM and export filters: SVG, AI, CDR, CMX, PDF, SK, SK1, SK2, CGM, WMF, CPL, ASE, ACO, JCW, GPL, SOC, SKP, PNG. This SourceForge project page is outdated. To download latest UniConvertor binaries, please visit official project site: https://sk1project.net/uc2/

A graphical frontend (GUI) for ps2pdf. Use Ghostscript's power in converting PostScript to PDF without worrying about the complicated command line. Change image resampling options, encryption and prepress settings and more with a few mouse clicks.

PDFRead is a tool for converting PDF and DJVU documents for reading on eBook devices. It does this by creating an image out of each page, enhancing the image and then collating the images in a device-specific format.

PDFgroup is a Glade-2 and Python user interface wich select some pdf files and merge them into an only pdf file using pdftk. It should work over GNU/Linux devices but maybe in other O.S. where pdftk works.