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Originally Posted by moggie
Given that you are the person who does most/all of the coding for calibre we could just trust you  . And we could use the wiki page to hold the pledges and you could edit and sign when someone sends you cash .
Another way of putting it would be how much cash would be needed to increase the chance of implementing a feature ? I wouldn't expect it to replace the day job just yet...
For example I would pay something to allow one instance of calibre to be able to talk to another via the web service ( manually configured ) and have the servers library show up on the client and have a send to device button on the client. That way my main store would be on my server but I would connect the device up to my portable.... |
You'd still need some way to hold the pledged payments and return them if it looks like a feature is not going to be implemented.
As for the client-server, why not just use the content server? Provided your device appears as mass storage device, you can just save whatever books you want directly to the device.