Thread: Netbook or something, Calibre-capable?
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Old 10-01-2013, 01:40 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by travger View Post
I do want to make some conversions, but I do not use bulk much. Even now I'm using bulk only for importing already-converted files, so I probably won't mind if I have to convert one-by one. Update of metadata yes, but again, only one book at a time. Mostly I'm worried about searches and such that are reasonably fast on my PC.

Everything I've looked at has Intel or AMD inside (maximum screen for me is 13'', 11.6 is even better). And presently everything seems to come with Windows8.

Hm, Linux? Is the working experience the same?

Thank you so much, it's very good to know that I don't have to starve and buy some high-end gamer machine.
IMHO Ubuntu has become bloated (Calibre and Sigil do work Well)
Linux Mint looks , but I have not tested the above 2 favorites on it

Open/Libre Office is the same as on Windows
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