I misspoke, I did not mean that as a whole, I only meant that in terms of the availability of legal and libre alternatives for that market (they may not be as c

I misspoke, I did not mean that as a whole, I only meant that in terms of the availability of legal and libre alternatives for that market (they may not be as convenient to use or available in a single package, but allow you to create roughly the same things). For books, you have _no_ legal way of reading those books. Even books by legendary freedom icons are not available DRM-Free. I encountered multiple times, last time was after spending hours while trying to purchase a certain book by an infamous author. No seller had this book available DRM-Free. It's insane that knowledge is locked behind whether a single corporation decides you're worthy of reading or not. * Situation in public libraries is not much better with OverDrive/Adobe being the legal overlords and guardians of the entire global market.