Thread: is there a guide for how to use an ereader in linux?
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Old 12-26-2014, 02:55 AM   #95
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Coming from a Linux server environment, I recently switched to Linux exclusively (my notebook is now Fedora-only). When it comes to ebooks, I use calibre for archiving and converting, and FBReader for quickly reviewing epubs. So far that worked very well for me.
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