Bump com.viliussutkus89.ndk.thirdparty:pdf2htmlEX-ndk26-static from 0.18.7-poppler-0.81.0-beta-8 to 0.18.8.rc2-beta-6

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Bumps com.viliussutkus89.ndk.thirdparty:pdf2htmlEX-ndk26-static from 0.18.7-poppler-0.81.0-beta-8 to 0.18.8.rc2-beta-6.

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v0.18.8.rc1

This is the most recent release of the pdf2htmlEX project.

• It adds support for Poppler version 0.89.0 as well as FontForge version 20200314.

• It also adds the --turn-off-ligatures command line switch to explicitly tell browsers not to use ligatures. This can be useful if an embedded font does not include ligatures.

We release five types of objects:

1. Debian archives
2. Alpine tar archive
3. AppImage
4. Docker image
5. Source

You can click on any of the above links to find more information on how to download and use each type of release object.

Finally, the various *.txt and buildInfo-*.sh files have well known (unchanging) names which can be used by automatic scripts to identify the current full names of the corresponding binary artifacts.

For information on how to use pdf2htmlEX have a look at our Wiki

v0.18.7-poppler-0.81.0

This release updates pdf2htmlEX to work with poppler-0.81.0. (It has been developed and tested on Ubuntu 19.04).

Since there is no Ubuntu/Debian package which corresponds to poppler-0.81.0 you must install a working version of poppler-0.81.0 yourself. Typically this will be by compiling poppler-0.81.0 from sources.

Install using APT

1. Install poppler-0.81.0
2. Download the deb distribution file listed below
3. Ensure your apt package information is up to date using: sudo apt update
4. Install using: sudo apt install ./pdf2htmlex_0.18.7-1.git20190927rb69b8-0ubuntu1.disco1_amd64.deb

Install from source

Since pdf2htmlEX is no longer packaged by Debian (and hence by any of Debian's derivatives), you will need to compile pdf2htmlEX yourself.

You can do this by downloading a copy of this repository and in the resulting pdf2htmlEX directory, typing the command:

 ./dobuild

If this is successful then you can install it for system wide use by typing the command:

 ./doinstall

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