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Originally Posted by glimm
@knc1
I tested FBReader (Linux & Windows). There are some predefined OPDS catalogs included.
But you can't add custom catalogs, as in the Android plugin. |
Would that be a "show stopper" for you?
Even "porting" between ARM/Android to ARM/Linux as used on the Kindle is no small project.
The source code I am looking at is that listed in the page you linked to above:
https://github.com/geometer/FBReader...l-opds-scanner
That plug-in is written in Java, and the multi-format readers here are written in Lua.
Not a show stopper for the port of the functions provided, but a complete re-write of the plug-in code.
The Kindle experimental browser is WebKit based.
I don't know if Amazon disabled the "plug-in support" in their version of a web browser.
Even if they didn't, this would also be a code re-write.
Hence my questions about if the "feature set" is complete enough.
Another thought -
Check if the Midori browser supports an OPDS plug-in - -
http://midori-browser.org/
The work on that browser here is close to being generally workable.