Thread: does sideloading to a Sony ereader with Calibre work well with Linux?
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Old 12-18-2014, 02:44 PM   #1
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does sideloading to a Sony ereader with Calibre work well with Linux?
This PRS 300 ereader I have is permanently stuck in screen freeze. The Sony techs say it was either Calibre's fault or Linux's. They said use Sony Reader Library. But SRL only works on Windows and Mac. I'm going to return the Sony but when I buy something in the future (either Kindle or Kobo) is the Linux/Calibre mix going to work for me or do I need to get something with Windows? Thanks.
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