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On Ubuntu: Xournal through the Ubuntu Software Center. Open Xournal. Select "Annotate PDF" from the File menu and select your PDF file to be signed. Click the "Image" button in the toolbar (it looks like a silhouette of a person). Click on document. ... Select a PNG image of your signature.

Open a PDF. Click 'Digitally sign' in the 'Tools' menu. Alternatively add the "Digitally sign" icon in your preferred tool bar and click it. Draw a rectangle where you want to have the visible hint for the electronic signature.

Compose some article and save the document with a suitable name. Now to add digital signature, click File- >Digital Signature. It will show a dialog 'Digital Signatures'. Click on Add.

Adding an Invisible Digital Signature to Documents Launch ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors. Open the required file. Switch to the Protection tab on the top toolbar. Click the Signature button. Choose the Add digital signature option (if you have made some changes to the document, you'll be offered to save it).

Signing an existing PDF document You can sign an existing PDF document from any application of the LibreOffice suite: just go to the File menu, Digital Signatures submenu, click Sign Existing PDF and open the PDF document that you want to sign. LibreOffice Draw opens the document in read-only mode: Click Sign Document.

Point your mouse cursor at the PDF, right-click, choose "Open with LibreOffice Draw." In LibreOffice Draw, menu item Insert ... Image ... your signature graphic (must have a transparent background). Position the signature and size it. Select everything, save the result as a PDF.

Checking Digital In Linux: Step 1: Open a terminal. Step 2: Use the 'gpg' command to check the signature. The 'gpg' command is usually pre-installed in most Linux distributions. If you don't have it, it using the package manager specific to your distribution.