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Re: [opensuse] The Missing SUSE manual: Missing documentation? - in EPUB
- From: John Andersen <jsamyth@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:57:55 -0800
- Message-id: <4B01AEC3.1050002@xxxxxxxxx>
On 11/16/2009 4:57 AM, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
This is a pretty intriguing package. I installed it while casting around
for something to read some purchased electronic books from amazon and Barnes an
Nobel.
By and large it worked very well as a reader of all the formats it supports.
The ability to download news papers is one of the best implementations I have
ever seen.
Conversion from one format to another is still a bit shaky, often failing for
no obvious reason
with no diagnostics at all.
I hope future versions will be able to upload to some of the more popular
services (Amazon, B&N) which allow you to upload your books to your
private bookshelf on these services for download to their reader devices.
Note I used the Ubuntu version, as I did this before 11.2 came out.
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Hi,
On Sunday 15 November 2009 Constantinos Galilei wrote:
[...]
What it doesn't say is what reader to use :-?
The wikipedia mentions Calibre, EPUBReader (an add on for FF), FBReader,
and Okular - it is not clear how to create them. What has Novell used?
Awesome information and questions. Thank you. I think I'll look into it
myself.
Calibre is available from my openSUSE buildserver repository, see
http://software.opensuse.org/search?baseproject=openSUSE%3A11.2&p=1&q=calibre
Unfortunately, it is not available in openSUSE 11.2. I was a bit too late.
This is a pretty intriguing package. I installed it while casting around
for something to read some purchased electronic books from amazon and Barnes an
Nobel.
By and large it worked very well as a reader of all the formats it supports.
The ability to download news papers is one of the best implementations I have
ever seen.
Conversion from one format to another is still a bit shaky, often failing for
no obvious reason
with no diagnostics at all.
I hope future versions will be able to upload to some of the more popular
services (Amazon, B&N) which allow you to upload your books to your
private bookshelf on these services for download to their reader devices.
Note I used the Ubuntu version, as I did this before 11.2 came out.
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