PDF files with Linux: rearrange, merge, edit and creating forms

Today I'm gonna show you how to deal with PDF files on your Linux system. Learn the best way to rearrange, merge or edit PDFs and how to create and fill out forms easily. I also show you a way to convert PDF files to a Word document.
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Contents:
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0:00 Intro
0:08 Editing PDF files with Xournal++
2:57 small changes with LibreOffice Draw
4:05 rearrange and merge PDFs
6:48 convert to a Word document
8:14 alternative to LibreOffice Draw
9:30 creating forms
12:26 fill out forms
13:06 Outro

[davey]

Good video with useful information. Firefox works pretty well for filing out .pdf forms, and the draw tool is usable for adding a graphical (as opposed to digital) signature. If I zoom in to about 500%, I'm able to draw a passable representation of my normal signature using the mouse (or my finger on a touch screen).

[huljaxful]

I just subscribed and i love your videos. May i just make a suggestion? When you introduce a new piece of software, maybe to have it's name on the screen. Sometimes it's hard to catch the nameand this would help immensely.