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To deal with this issue I've taken a few Gutenberg texts, converted them to LaTex and then rendered then into PDFs designed for my reader (nook Simple Touch). I
by bhickey 15y ago
To deal with this issue I've taken a few Gutenberg texts, converted them to LaTex and then rendered then into PDFs designed for my reader (nook Simple Touch). It's laborious, but it looks great.
- maxerickson 15y agoHave you looked at GutenMark? (It purports to take the work out of Gutenberg->Latex->PDF; I've not used it, simply had it buried in the back of my head somewhere)
- docgnome 15y agoI took a look and it seems to work well enough... I'm not sure how well what it does would translate to an e-reader.
- Luyt 15y agoMy eBook reader renders plain flat TXT files pretty good, and in the font and fontsize I can specify myself (instead of having to look at some poor choices made by someone else for a PDF). With that in mind, I convert the Gutenberg etexts to a textual format my eBook will show nicely (joining sentences to paragraphs etc), see http://www.michielovertoom.com/python/gutenberg-ebook-scraping/ http://www.michielovertoom.com/python/gutenberg-ebook-scrapi... , source on https://github.com/motoom/gutenberg-ebook-scraping https://github.com/motoom/gutenberg-ebook-scraping