I would jailbreak a Kindle. It's a nice piece of hardware. I recently had to change the screen on my Kobo and I didn't like what I found inside: it's just not m

I would jailbreak a Kindle. It's a nice piece of hardware. I recently had to change the screen on my Kobo and I didn't like what I found inside: it's just not meant to be repaired. Things were glued together and you need all the patience you have not to break the whole thing in order to remove the screen. It would be nice to have an open-source reader. We can buy all the bits: screen, single-board computer, batteries. All we need is some software.