Version: svn ~ nov (using Devel) Compiler: gcc OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources Visit http://www.freak-computer.de/ This is just a computer shop in Berlin. Click on "O2 Update" in the right top side of the website to view the catalog. Click on "Alle 24-seiten Komplett" {translation: view all 24 pages} it will download the PDF (6.7M: FreakComputer_Update7.0.pdf). Save it to hard disk. Try to open the file: okular FreakComputer_Update7.0.pdf The whole machine freezes. Hard disk is churning for ever... I cannot believe a small PDF can hijack the machine... many thanks, Karthik
The link for those of us not using flash player is http://www.freak-computer.de/updates/7.0/FreakComputer_Update7.0.pdf If you can't believe that a pdf kills your machine is because you don't know much about computers and software, i can write a 3 lines program that kills your machine easily so think what a program that understands PDF can do. On the other hand i've dowloaded that file and it works perfectly here, just takes a while to render.
How much memory does you computer have? At which zoom level are you seeing the pdf?
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