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Calibre, for me - And then choice books to read. Finished quite a few in the last 6 months, topics ranging from Linux internals, to philosophy, to financial ma
by raintrees 4y ago
Calibre, for me - And then choice books to read. Finished quite a few in the last 6 months, topics ranging from Linux internals, to philosophy, to financial management, to health...
I choose to invest my electronic time in learning more skills or relationships in why something seems to be the way it is.
Recent kick has been practicing the Roman Trivium, then I will tackle the Quadrivium.
And I use an Amazon Fire that my wife bought for me, permanently in airplane mode, as well as night-time (easier on the eyes). I transfer content via USB.
YMMV.
- nestorD 4y agoI use ReadEra[1] to read books on my phone. At first it was a quick fix for those times I do not have my ebook reader with me but nowadays it has become my default: having an ebook reader on your phone means that any dead time in the day is an occasion to read. Plus, it is surprisingly good at reading pdfs, which is sometimes useful (technical books, research papers, etc). [1]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.readera&hl=en_US&gl=US https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.readera&hl...