Thread: best way to download E-book editor to Xubuntu 13.10?
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Old 03-15-2014, 09:24 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
Thanks guys. I think something buggy might be going on with the Calibre I have on the one computer (the one without the Calibre Editor). But on the computer I'm using now, I have Calibre and Calibre Editor as separate entities in my Applications menu, which is kind of convenient. The Calibre 'help' says to right click on any epub in the Calibre library and that will have a drop-down menu open and to select 'edit ebook' which is what happens on this computer. But that does not work on the other. Like I said, I think it's buggy.
Whoa!
I was discussing Calibre O/S differences.

In this message you are talking about the Calibre (Help) on Calibre's Context menu use (clue: Any book in the Library vs any book in the file system).

FWIW Using Ubuntu with the Cinnamon 2.0.14 desktop (which still has a menu), I do see Edit-E-Book with the familiar blue icon under Office


ebook-edit is/should be, in the /opt/calibre folder
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