Thread: Add library books onto a e-reader device using Linux? (bypass Adobe Digital Editions)
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Old 11-04-2018, 05:53 PM   #27
rcentros
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I hope Boox will up its reputation soon as a quality Android eReader and entice you with one of their device.
I'm too cheap. Besides, I'm not fond of Android, nor do I like big screens. And I DO like my old readers. Most of my reading for the last week has been done on a Sony PRS-505. Very nice, especially when you consider it was built ten years ago.

But, curious, how do Boox readers handle Overdrive books? With the Overdrive app? Or is there an ADE version for Android (sorry for my total ignorance about this).
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