Thread: Gregg's Nearly Interminable Adventures in Linux Land
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Old 03-05-2014, 02:51 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
But I'm really starting to think I can live without Sigil.
I believe Sigil isn't going to be maintained in future, so it's probably a good idea to move to something else now, while you can still use Sigil if you need to.

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calibre can be configured to produce a dual mobi, but for selling in the Kindle Store, it's best to just stick with kindlegen, or just upload the EPUB itself, as EPUB is one of the supported upload formats. I am not sure whether Amazon will accept a dual MOBI if it's not from kindlegen, as they mainly seem to reject calibre's conversions if it has KF8.
Mobi/AZW3 are Amazon's formats, and Kindlegen is Amazon's program, so Kindlegen should produce the best results. eschwartz is right that files generated by Kindlegen are less likely to be rejected, at least
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