Thread: Forma How can I read ePubs from EBSCOhost (academic library) on my Kobo?
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Old 11-01-2019, 04:05 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Actually, Catalina makes OS X no longer just work. They have the signed vs. unsigned installers so if you don't know the work around you would not be able ot install some things like Sigil and Calibre. Also, no more 32-bit programs so that means no more ADE 2.0.1.
Hmmm.... I run OS X in a VM which is a bit of an edge case but so far since I updated from Mojave to Catalina, I haven't found many issues running my programs. This may change in Jan., 2020 when Apple is supposed to be locking down Catalina but for now, it works for the 64 bit programs I've tested. I may miss some 32 bit apps but then I still miss some 16 bit and 8 bit apps.

As for ADE 2.0.1, I have found very few sites that are using the newer hardened ADEPT DRM so using a new 64bit version of ADE is not a big issue.
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