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What e-reader software for desktop computers do you recommend that doesn't look bad? It seems like a waste to read a carefully crafted ebook using Calibre, whi
by young_unixer 6y ago
What e-reader software for desktop computers do you recommend that doesn't look bad?
It seems like a waste to read a carefully crafted ebook using Calibre, which is pretty bad from a graphical/aesthetic perspective. Foliate is better, but not great either.
I'm thinking of running a Windows VM just to run Adobe Digital Editions and read epubs comfortably. Is there a better option?
- glotgizmo 6y agoSend the file to your kindle address if you have one and read using kindle cloud reader?
- AdmiralAsshat 6y agoFoliate looks fine, to my eyes, but I'm not sure what parts of it you dislike, so I'm limited in recommendations. Bookworm, perhaps? https://www.flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.babluboy.bookworm https://www.flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.babluboy.boo...
- acabal 6y agoFoliate is very good as far as desktop ereaders go. It also includes the SE catalog by default.
- bigbubba 6y agoI use nov.el in Emacs. I think it looks quite nice, but YMMV.