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Originally Posted by JimMcLaren
I've tried to love the Kobo software. I really did. It has a couple of features that koreader does not, notably automatically going to sleep after a period of time. For PDFs I would crop them with k2pdf and the reading experience is reasonable. Since koreader does almost exactly the same thing as k2pdf, but on the fly, I eventually came back to koreader. Like Ken said, you can go back and forth.
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The nice part is that we don't have make an exclusive choice. I spend most of my time reading epubs so the Kobo/RMSDK renderer works for me. When I do need to read a pdf file (mostly tech manuals), a quick reboot to use koreader works. I prefer epubs for my personal reading since Sigil or Calibre's built-in editor makes editing them quite painless.
Now if they made a 28" eInk screen (~4500x6000 pixels) so I could bring up a A3 sized diagram at a readable size without needing to scroll a window around the page....
Regards,
David