Questions[document](ubuntu)

I use zathura as document viewer but they not provide highlight text option , or I not found any plugin for that.

So I switched to evince but how I configure keybindings in evince actually I saw this question related to keybindings but they not provide from way any file.

Like zathura have file called zathurarc in ~/.config/zathura/zathurarc to set keybindings , I like more vim like keybindings

my question is how to configure evince , is their is any file like evincerc like zathura or there other way to configure it?

I'm using the default Document viewer to open and highlight pdfs in Ubuntu 18.04. After I highlight something, the "Add highlight annotation" tool is automatically switched off, and I have to press its button again every time I want to highlight something. Is there any way to switch it on permanently?

When you right-click on an empty space, there's the option to create a new folder. Old versions of Ubuntu used to include the option to create a new text document as well, but now you need to enable this manually by creating a file in ~/Templates.

However, this way the document will always have a pre-set name, so that you need to right-click it again and rename it.

Is it possible to restore the original way it was, i.e. you chose the name just after you clicked "New Document", exactly like the "New Folder" button?

I know this is some how silly and ridiculous, but it is really annoying!
I recently installed Ubuntu 18.04.. With Ubuntu 16.04, I was able, when I create a new empty document, to rename it directly: I didn't need to :

1. step1: create the document.
2. step 2: click on it with the right button and choose rename

Everything was done in one step.
However, in Ubuntu 18.04, I can not do this (creating and renaming) in one step: every time I want to create an Empty document, I have to:

1. Create the empty document
2. Right click on it then choose rename.

Is there anyone who faced the same problem? And is there a fix for this?

PS: It is not about how to create an empty document in Ubuntu 18.04, it is about how to create and rename, in one step, an empty document.

First, read this article. Second, are there plans to build support for this format into Ubuntu? For example, print to file support, support from Evince, etc.

It acts exactly like a PDF, but you can't print it out. "Decide for yourself which of your documents don't need printing -- and save them as WWF," the wildlife organisation suggests. – Wired