In need of a dank PDF reader which can display scans, and mathematical

>>57861983
that's from foxit reader btw.

it's has nice features, but runs like a piece of shit. i remember when it was good (at least on windows it was good)

>>57861983
>In need of a dank PDF reader which can display scans, and mathematical formulas.
w... what? your PDF reader wouldn't have any effect on that. the PDF is going to render the same way in any viewer.

for os x, try Skim. it's pretty lightweight and well-liked by most people i've talked to who have gone past preview and/or adobe reader/acrobat.

>>57861994

foxit still dank for me

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>>57861999
I tried skim, but i think it uses the same rendering technology as Preview.

i don't have this problem on the ipad, it looks great on the ipad, but on the desktop it looks like shit. unacceptable, desu.

>>57862048
yeah it's comfy, and the idea to change the background and text makes it really dank. if only it would scroll, respond as quickly as preview.

SumatraPDF

>>57861983
second for sumatrapdf

>>57862160
Third

>>57861983
The answer to your picture, OP, is π. Do I win some kind of math nobel prize?

>>57862506
>studying maths while high on drugs to the point that textbook pages become warped

>>57861983
Open with Firefox
Open with calibre-ebook app
Open with Adobe but in a sandbox/chroot pref with it's own user that has no privs, and a firewall entry that denies that username any outside connection.

zathura (mupdf)

>>57862160
>>57861983
Fourth for sumatrapdf

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>>57862811
>not actually learning maths

>>57862781
sure. but that is actually the lead up to the proof for pi

Adobe reader you special snowflake

I will add Okular to above mentioned. Rather large, requires KDE installed, but very customizable.