Highlights
- Creates PDF documents as its primary function.
- Runs on Linux desktops only.
- Published by Mohammadreza Faraji under the GPL-3.0 licence, permitting modification and redistribution under the same terms.
- Input formats and output settings are not specified in this record and need confirmation upstream.
About this application
IceBox is a Linux desktop utility described here as a PDF maker: its stated purpose is to produce PDF documents rather than to read, sign, or annotate existing ones. It is published by Mohammadreza Faraji under the GPL-3.0 licence, so it may be redistributed and modified as long as derivative works keep the same terms.
The available record states the function in outline only. It does not say which input formats are accepted, whether output is assembled from images, scanned pages, or text, nor which PDF version, page geometry, or compression the program writes. Readers with fixed requirements — embedded fonts, batch processing, a command-line mode, or a specific output profile — should verify them against the project's own documentation before committing to it.
Availability is limited to Linux, so it fits workflows already based on that platform; no packages for other operating systems appear in this entry.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.pleromix.IceBox
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