And ... Some Coins

a while ago i started to collect 2€ coins, first to get some of foreign countries, and second to get the special coins made for some events, but i can't find the box where they are... And so started a new one : 

Treaty of Rome :  first i found the Belgian edition of the Treaty of Rome : 

but i also have : 

Austrian edition

Luxembourg edition :

Finland edition : 

Spanish edition : 

German edition : 

One about the 2006 Torino Olympic Games : 

The Elysée Treaty (50years) :

French edition : 

German edition : 

Appeal of June 18th : 

Euro ten years : 
French edition :

French and Austrian edition : 

"Fête de la musique" : 

2008, French presidency at UE :

UEM 1999 : 

AIDS International Day 2014 : 

DDay 1944-2014:

70 years of "peace" in Europe, 2015:

UEFA EURO 2016:

François Mitterrand 2016:

Auguste Rodin 2017:

World Food Programme, Italy, 2004:

Belgium-Luxembourg Economic Union, Belgium, 2005:

standard States coins : 

Cyprus :

Finland (1 and 2€) : 

Greece

i would need 2c and 1c coins to complete that country...

Malta (2€, 20c and 5c) : 

Slovenia (1€) :

Eire (Southern Ireland) : 

Austria : 

Monaco : 

Saarland limited edition (German coin, the Mint mark [A] indicates Berlin as origin) : 

Bayern limited edition (German coin, the Mint mark [D] indicates Munich as origin) : 

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Editing PDF on Linux

Need to edit a PDF on Linux ?

There are a few softwares that can do the Job but...

Here was the Problematic : adding notes on a 215 pages PDF using a small and performance-less netbook

I first tried PDF import extension of LibreOffice (opened using Draw) two issues came out : 

• importing the PDF destroyed most pictures
• the 215 pages uncompressed for editing made the netbook lagging a lot

So I needed an alternative way

• splitting the enormous pdf in smaller parts
• using another program to add notes

• Splitting using pdfmod :

installing

sudo apt-get install pdfmod

using

once the PDF was in a few smaller time it was time to add notes : 

• Adding notes using flpsed

installing : 

sudo apt-get install flpsed

using

the look isn't fancy, but it does the Job : 

You may wait a lot for the file to open (mostly linked to pdf size and PC performance)

==> Then add notes, and export to pdf when the work is done ! 

Enjoy ;)

m@

PS: I'm still looking for better ways, feel free to share your own!