On Wed, Dec 22 2021, Greg Farough wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 22 2021, Caleb Herbert wrote:
>
>> I've been tempted to get a Kobo. It prefers PDF and EPUB, but it gets
>> software updates.
>
> I've had this page[1] bookmarked for a while, but have never
> personally tried it. From what I understand, it c
Mobileread was developing "Open Inkpot" for a while, an open-source
firmware thing for ereaders. It was discontinued several years ago,
because it was getting harder to find devices it worked with and lack
of interest from the original devs. I have no idea if anyone could make
it wor
On Wed, Dec 22 2021, lily via libreplanet-discuss wrote:
> Hi, I just yesterday got the Kobo Libra 2.
>
> https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-libra-2
>
> It has a USBc with 32GB of storage.
>
> I used Calibre to download books in epub format and connected the
> ereader with wifi turned OFF and
Hello,
Maybe Parabola-rM with reMarkable reader?
[1]http://www.davisr.me/projects/parabola-rm/
Regards,
Jan
On Wed, Dec 22, 2021 at 4:13 AM J.B. Nicholson <[2]j...@forestfield.org>
wrote:
I would like to try reading some DRM-free eBooks with a backlit
eBook reader wh
I have not found a perfect solution yet.
The PineNote looks promising, but is still in early development [1].
The first developer units were shipped out this month so it will be at
least a few months before it works normally.
The Remarkable tablet can be modified to work with free
Hi, I just yesterday got the Kobo Libra 2.
[1]https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-libra-2
It has a USBc with 32GB of storage.
I used Calibre to download books in epub format and connected the
ereader with wifi turned OFF and transferred the books using Calibre.
[2]https://calib
I have a Pocketbook Touch HD3, and I'm happy with it. It does epub very
well and mobi tolerably (I only use mobi when a free ebook isn't
offered in epub and I'm too lazy to convert with Calibre). It can read
PDFs but has the same problem as any small screen - PDFs are meant be a
page
On Wed, Dec 22 2021, Caleb Herbert wrote:
> I've been tempted to get a Kobo. It prefers PDF and EPUB, but it gets
> software updates.
I've had this page[1] bookmarked for a while, but have never
personally tried it. From what I understand, it could be a step above
the usual method of installing
I've been tempted to get a Kobo. It prefers PDF and EPUB, but it gets software
updates.
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I would like to try reading some DRM-free eBooks with a backlit eBook reader which is
lighter than using a laptop and less expensively than using a laptop.
I don't need it to be network accessible (no wifi, no Bluetooth needed) so long as it
has a USB port and a high capacity storage medium (pe
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