Thread: .mobi-Books don't show Cover-Thumbnail when sent to personal documents service
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Old 09-11-2016, 07:09 PM   #112
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It shouldn't be a problem, I assume it only depends on the stdlib and as long as the path for the Kindle userstore is configurable it can easily be run on any Linux system with Python 2 installed... like the Kindle.

Simply wrapping the executable call in a KUAL button is the easiest part, really.


EDIT: Nope. Actually, NiLuJe's python for Kindle build doesn't include PIL. And, compiling binary extensions for the Kindle is fun...
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