I tried to install pdfdsam - which should be an easy to use GUI - but it did not fire and complained about the wrong Java version or something along those lines.
So I decided to go back to the good old CLI and installed poppler:
In Arch/Manjaro
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sudo pacman -S poppler
On Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint:
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sudo apt-get install poppler-utils
On RHEL, CentOS:
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sudo yum install poppler-utils
(replace yum with dnf in Fedora)
Fast and easy and nothing to it
Time to merge my documents to one pdf then:
Go to the directory were your documents are (where your scanner has stored them) :
cd scannerdocs( or whatever)
and type
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pdfunite doc doc0002 doc0003 doc0004 output pdf
My scanner does not give the pdf extension so I simply type doc and doc0002 etc not doc.pdf or doc0002pdf and so on.
I have named the output file; output.pdf (here I type pdf).
The document is created so fast that I wondered if everything went like it should so I had a look in the scannerdocs directory and opened output pdf and it was all there nicely merged
This thing is so fast and hassle free that it is wort a tip