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Old 12-04-2014, 03:29 PM   #1491
Spartan117H3
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Device: Kindle PW2
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Originally Posted by Ruskie_it View Post
... wrote an "export rule" on calibre to have them renamed in a suitable way. Like for instance:

01 - First title
02 - Second title

Etc.
You can then choose on Kindle interface to show books sorted by name.

Personally, I consider browsing on an e-ink device so useless I never bother to. In that rare occasions, I'd just use stock browser. Sorry I can't help on that.

I have mostly KUAL extensions on my Kindle. I think I found all them packaged somewhere. There are, among the coolest:

Gcalculator
Kindle Explorer
KindleNotes
KindleReminder
Koreader (if you ever want to read epub or pdf on Kindle)

I have others (Kterm to name one, Rgbpaint) but they're not so useful to me, just proof of concept.
I manually named them 01 (bookname), 02 (bookname)..., but apparently one of the books I manually put into the documents folder is similar enough to the Kindle version of it, so it "renamed" it to the official name, and is no longer labeled a "personal" book.

I see, I just figured, if for whatever reason I decide to browse on an E-Ink book, I'd want the best experience.

I will take a look at all the extensions, thanks.
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
As stated, calibre plugboards are your friend. Preferences ==> Metadata plugboards.

There's only two, skipstone and midori. Both are old.

OTOH, I am typing these very words in skipstone.

LibrarianSync for managing collections.
screensavers hack if your Kindle is non-SO.
Fonts hack -- if you care about fonts, which I don't.
I've messed with calibre long before I got a kindle, but never took because I didn't do much ebook reading/didn't have a large collection. I will have to look into it.

Is this it? http://www.fabiszewski.net/kindle-browser/
Or is that only for the touch? The only other thread I found said I could install Debian and use netsurf, but I'm not that ambitious, and I'm not good enough with Linux.

LibraryanSync - seems a little complicated, although I did learn a tiny bit of how to read JSON yesterday. Basically it would allow me to manage collections easier(through calibre and the likes), and do that thing that I wanted with the book titles as well?
Screensavers - saw it, I have a magnetic cover, won't matter either way.
Fonts - same boat as you, no interest in it.

On another note,
PW2 Front Light Master - Saw this and I am now messing around with it.
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