Thread: does sideloading to a Sony ereader with Calibre work well with Linux?
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Old 12-18-2014, 08:29 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Section8 View Post
I've used calibre on Linux to sideload to many different ereaders with no problems - Sony T1, Nook simple touch & color, now a paperwhite.

My understanding is Kovid develops calibre on Linux, so I would expect its base functions to be supported there.
Well, that's good to know because I really do like Calibre.
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