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Your other comments are dead, but I'm still missing something. Why can't you buy it in the kindle store and send to your kindle over WiFi? P.S. I am very awar
by IvyMike 6y ago
Your other comments are dead, but I'm still missing something. Why can't you buy it in the kindle store and send to your kindle over WiFi?
P.S. I am very aware that your operating system doesn't support Adobe Digital Editions; I just don't understand why your operating system needs to get involved at all.
- ryukafalz 6y agoIt's possible they've replaced the Kindle's reader software with free software like Koreader: https://github.com/koreader/koreader https://github.com/koreader/koreader This is what I run on my Kobo - it's quite nice! It has an RSS reader, Wallabag integration, cloud storage integration, a Lua plugin API... but it can't open DRM'd ebooks. This is what's frustrating about DRM for me: it restricts the software you can use to only software from huge corporations. Want to make a small tweak to your reader? Nope, you're not allowed. I only buy ebooks when I can find a DRM-free source for them, which pretty much means Tor/Baen/Humble/etc. I could buy DRM'd books and strip the DRM, but I'd rather not support the practice; I'm more likely to buy a physical book in that case.
- cbHXBY1D 6y agoPlato is also good: https://github.com/baskerville/plato https://github.com/baskerville/plato I switched to it from Koreader.