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I personally prefer the decoupled model of the PC: buy any hardware, install any OS. At the moment, KOReader[1] runs on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, and many othe
by krn 7y ago
I personally prefer the decoupled model of the PC: buy any hardware, install any OS.
At the moment, KOReader[1] runs on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, and many other e-readers – and is completely open-source.
[1] http://koreader.rocks/ http://koreader.rocks/
- mellowhype 7y agothat's a nice thing you shared there
- wheybags 7y agoI use koreader on my Kobo Clara HD, but it's frustratingly "open sourcey". I say that as an ardent FOSS enthusiast who runs Linux as his primary os. What I mean by that is: bad ux, difficult to install, millions of super specific options crowding out the ones you actually want, etc. I still use it over the default kobo software, but I really wish it was better.
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- reificator 7y agoThank you! I've been using Moon+ Reader on my eink Android device. It works fine once you get into a book, but the ui to choose what to read requires a lot of scrolling. This looks like a great alternative, I've installed it and am excited to get a chance to try it out.