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Old 04-11-2015, 11:09 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by cybmole View Post
Surely all that matters to the user is that books appear to be in folders / collections. And that tools exist for rearranging that. Where they are really, under the bonnet, matters only to programmers.
I have no idea what file conventions / hierarchies my Kobo reader actually uses , but so long as calibre knows that stuff I am good to go.
But the OP has explicitly stated that they do not want "using calibre & 'collections'".

The simplest, easiest to remember, easiest to use system is where what is "under the bonnet" matches where "they appear to be" and you can arrange, rearrange, to your heart's content, using your OS's file manager, without having to add, use and remember new "tools" -- i.e. the folders/directories-based viewpoint.

Some prefer using Calibre to do everything, that's perfectly okay. But others do not like its One-eReading-Manager-to-Rule-Them-All approach. When somebody asks for help with a folders/directories approach instead of Calibre, sending them back to Calibre is considerably less-than-helpful.
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