What is the best PDF Editor for Linux?

[Hutom]

I need to make corrections on Latex generated papers for proof reading. Earlier I used Adobe editor. That was fine. i am looking for something that can substitute it.
I used PDFedit. It is not good. Breaks too often.

[23meg]

Inkscape 0.46 works.

[Hutom]

Inkscape 0.46 works.

hmm. Heard about it never used though. But is it not more of a drawing tool? I need to make corrections on Latex generated papers for proof reading. Earlier I used Adobe editor. That was fine. i am looking for something that can substitute it.

[ComputerHermit]

I had a app for work to fill out and I had no ink in the printer so I google
and this is what I used worked great
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfedit

[aeiah]

inkscape is akin to adobe illustrator yea. its for vector art, but it has other functionality. the newest version (probably not in the repos) does offer pdf editing apparently. when i have time im gonna test it and hope to roll out a version here. adobe editor costs far too much

[rubinstein]

Inkscape repository for Gutsy (newest version):

deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/inkscape.testers/ubuntu gutsy main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/inkscape.testers/ubuntu gutsy main

[Hutom]

If I get some name then I can try them. By the way, what about kword? How is it?
Thanks.

[hugmenot]

How do you make corrections in a PDF file with Acrobat? Do you edit the text, oder do you make annotations?

[Hutom]

How do you make corrections in a PDF file with Acrobat? Do you edit the text, oder do you make annotations?

Annotations. There are quite a few options to put a comment with acrobat and those are really handy. I am looking for a pdf editor for Ubuntu which allows me put similar kind of comments.

[hugmenot]

Something is scheduled for next Evince release:
http://live.gnome.org/Evince/Roadmap