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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan
Problem is, bugs which are shared for a lot of people (battery, for example,) and which are more or less diagnosed, have a chance of going away (I don't say they go, mind you, but they have a chance). Bug reported by one person (I hope you have reported to Kobo customer support, I don't remember if you have told it, sorry), and not diagnosed, have very little to no chance of going away.
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I don't think either of these bugs are root cause bugs (i.e. that each is a specific stand alone bug). I suspect that the Kobo has got itself into some bad state in one of its processes and that is causing a few problems.
I'm hoping that when the firmware update is eventually released (remember they said it had been delayed to address 'other issues'), it will be a little more resilient.
I'll then do a factory reset, reload everything, and hope all is well.
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And yes, Kobo can be used out of the box, I know a lot of people who use them in that way.
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Indeed, I am using mine quite happily.
I just asked about a couple of questions in case they were particular, known, problems with a work around.
It was immediately apparent that they were not and no one really had a clue.
My big mistake was to dare to call the software 'very buggy' - purely a reflection of my experience of it - which upset a couple of fanbois, who decided that they had to try and convince (themselves?) that it was actually all my fault.
Protestations that I had managed to use Kindles for many years without problem only stirred the flames.
A pity as people were most helpful when I initially got the device and had to be steered towards kepubs and their loading, for which I was most grateful.