This also occurs with TIFF files or presumably any other file format.
Evince seems to be processing files based on file extension rather than
magic. I was just very confused by processing files with "gm convert
+adjoin $i.pdf $i.tiff" (from within a for loop) and being unable to
open the resulting single-page tiffs.
After a few seconds I said "oh no, you've got to be kidding me - I hope it's
not doing a Windows thing" and ran:
export a=0; for i in `ls *.tiff.* | sort -n -t'.' -k 3`; do export a=$((a+1));
mv $i ${i/.tiff.*/.$a.tiff}; done
to rename the files from (ex.) foo.tiff.1 to foo.1.tiff
I'm on Natty-beta with evince-2.32.0-0ubuntu12
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Title:
PDF files with wrong extension fail to load
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