Thread: Question re: ebook organization
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Old 10-03-2008, 04:23 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Valloric View Post
I also like the new architecture. But the old system? Pushing everything into a SQLite db file? That was just ridiculous IMO (no offense to Kovid). The current system is what I thought back then as the obvious choice.
Actually [pre 0.4.84] you could use the safe-to-disk feature of the application and puff you have the system you described/like[i.e. the "new" system], the only downside was the cost of HD space [double] since the app stored the data via .db also
Personally I liked the old system because space is cheap now days...
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