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check out the python imaging library
i think the package is python-imaging
you should easily be able to make a script to convert from jpg to pdf
Not sure if ghostscript is available but it probably use. You could use imagemagick + ghostscript too.
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no, there is no app available, but Ijust checked imagemagick is
should be as simple as
convert <nameofpic>.jpg <pdfname>.pdf
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