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Originally Posted by TdeV
Thanks, BetterRed. I want to run Calibre on my new reading device. I have a Nook now and I've seen a couple of Kindles and I don't think any of them are any good at helping a reader pick a book to read. I don't want to go to the pc to look up a new book, I want to do it from my reading chair. As far as I can see, that means I need a tablet (or ilk) that runs Calibre.
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As I said calibre runs on Windows, OS/X, Linux and as Kacir says BSD Unix - calibre does
not run on IOS or Android (or Windows RT)
You can run calibre as a 'server' on any of those and access the library via a browser.
Using the 'server' feature of calibre I think you can access the library from your Nook and Kindles wirelessly, and if you wanted, remotely over the 'net. Maybe you don't even need a tablet !
I'll leave it to others to explain how you can do that as its not a feature I use.
BR