There are several ways to merge two (or more) PDF files to a single file using the Linux command line.

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PDFtk (recommended)

PDFtk is a great toolkit for manipulating PDF documents. You may need to install it first (sudo apt install pdftk).
Merging multiple files works like this:

pdftk one.pdf two.pdf cat output out.pdf

Unlike pdfjam, PDFtk should not mess with page sizes but simply joins pages as they are.

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pdfjam

This is another option. You may need to install it first: sudo apt install texlive-extra-utils (has many dependencies).

Usage:

pdfjam --outfile out.pdf one.pdf two.pdf

Pages from joined documents might be rotated. To avoid this, call it like this:

pdfjam --outfile out.pdf --fitpaper true --paper a4paper --rotateoversize false  one.pdf two.pdf

For a list of availble options use pdfjam --help.

ImageMagick (not recommended)

You could also use ImageMagick's convert, but this will raster vector contents and usually result in lower quality at higher file size:

convert one.pdf two.pdf out.pdf

We don't recommend this.