"That's easy with cd $TARGETDIR; convert -adjoin *.jpg *.JPG *.jpeg final.pdf"
Err.... why not providing a nice desktop integrated GUI?
KDE provides a way to present the user most of the dialog boxes directly from the shell. It's called kdialog. It is very useful and incredibly simple to use.

#!/bin/bashOther simples examples:
DIRNAME=`kdialog --title "Choose the source directory from JPG files" --getexistingdirectory ~ `
cd "$DIRNAME"
convert -adjoin *.jpg *.JPG *.jpeg final.pdf
kdialog --msgbox "Done"
kdialog --error "Error connecting to server0.intranet"

kdialog --combobox "Choose an import filter" ODF OOXML CSV

KDialog provides a flexible interface for presenting KDE Dialog Boxes directly from the shell. Any magic script can interact with end users in a way the matches your desktop. It is used on the AMSN KDE integration.
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The equivalent tool for GTK is zenity. It works in much the same style.
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