Kile ⇒ Setting the default pdf viewer
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Setting the default pdf viewer
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Re: Setting the default pdf viewer
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Re: Setting the default pdf viewer
I thought okular may often be installed by default. Perhaps your university's Linux version is a bit older, and still has kpdf installed, the predecessor. You could try kpdf, or evince if it's a Gnome system.
I mention this because the Adobe Reader doesn't support synctex, and (at least on Windows) it locks the output file which prevents re-compilation.
Finally, Linux sysadmins are often friendly and gladly support users, so perhaps just asks the sysadmin to install okular or to update the system. A bonus could be the newest version of TeX Live.

Stefan
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