Thread: Librerator - multi-format e-reader, fork of KPV
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Old 11-12-2013, 06:52 PM   #317
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Originally Posted by hawhill View Post
On the other hand, not a lot of work went into KPV since Librerator forked...
Exactly my point. Make it one and it'd be less confusing and richer in features. I guess neither have much updates occurred in Librerator fields since the strike! ?

EDIT: I'm learninf Lua... it's fascinating btw.
Only worry (for both Librerator and KPV) is the highlights. Right now, they're in Lua format in history folder! I wonder how compatible it can be with conventional ways of PDF highlighting... a mechanism to export them seems natural to me.

God damn, PDFs are such pandemic mistakes made in technology and academia!
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