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Originally Posted by alexxxm
I never wrestled with Sony devices before, so LRF is unknown to me, at this time - I <could> translate for it, I guess, but I always try to keep max interoperability on my data, and PDF - although closed - is much more Linux friendly for me...
Can you elaborate on why do you support LRF?
Thanks!
Alessandro
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If you're used to work with PDF, you can keep using PDF. Page turning isn't that bad and at least you get hyphenation with PDF... There may be some tools now that can generate LRF but it's nothing compared to the number of software that can generate PDF.
The only really good point with LRF is the fact that you can dynamically change the size of the text on the reader. Lack of proper hyphenation and the fact that LRF won't work on any other devices are the main reasons I'm sticking with PDF for the moment. I'll switch to ePub as soon as hyphenation works and ePub support is available on a few devices.