Linux and several other flavors have:
Consider using a2ps , and ps2pdf . Convert text to ps first with a2ps , then convert the output of that to pdf with ps2pdf .
Note: you may have ps2pdf13 or something like that. The "13" part refers to the version of pdf, in this example version 1.3 . You want the latest version, maybe 13 or 14.
I am not quite sure how to properly run the commands. I am just trying to take the article.txt which is a publication downloaded in text format and make it a pdf.
It sounds like
a2ps
followed by
ps2pdf
will do but I am not sure of the correct syntax. Thank you :).
Actually, I think your main problem is that the original file is UCS2-LE. And you may need plain ascii to use most tools, but you could convert to UTF-8 and then load and print to pdf using a browser (just an example). Shoot... you could actually do that using the UCS original file.
Anyway, to convert (for example) from UCS2-LE to UTF-8 you could do: