Thread: RMSDK-based viewer for Linux
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Old 09-28-2010, 02:44 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by pholy View Post
Thank you, Valloric... So if we want it to be RMSDK based, it has to be an ADE-enabled reader, right?
Hey, I'd like the answer to that, too. Being an SDK, I suppose technically it could be implemented in any software (the way Google Chrome, Calibre's viewer and KDE's Konquerer all implement WebKit) with ADE just being Adobe's implementation of its own SDK. However, I have no idea what Apple's licensing requirements are.

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Originally Posted by valloric
I've heard that people have had success with ADE on Wine though.
Yeah, I've run across tutorials on how to get it running under Wine. It's not that the instructions are intimidating, just at the moment more hassle than they're worth to me.

I guess for now I'll just continue formatting for WebKit. I'll just have to depend on Elizabeth Castro's EPUB - Straight to the Point and the ADE sticky thread in the Epub forum here to get me around the ADE idiosyncracies.

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