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Old 08-26-2015, 08:39 AM   #340
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I've had my Glo two years and never once had any need for the desktop software.

Everything I've needed to do can be done directly from the device itself via WiFi, or else with Calibre and ADE 1.72 running in Linux.
Hello everyone,

if I decide to take advantage of this great offer (30€ put on one's reward account if a Kobo ereader is bought by August 30th), I will find myself in a situation with a Linux computer and no WIFI to set up the device. I may be able to access some hotspot, but only the ones were one needs to fill in a login and a password in order to get access. I believe that kind of connection won't work with a set up process.
I think that I can sideload the newest firmware (I'm thinking Glo HD here), but can I force manually the references to my Kobo account?

So far, I'm putting several books on my Mini and when I visit my parents I sync everything. I will be able to do the same thing with a new ereader, but I won't be at my parents' in a while.

Is there a working version of the Linux version of the Kobo desktop? I'm using (x)ubuntu 15.04.

Thanks in advance
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