Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 10-16-2020, 12:57 AM   #1117
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
It really comes down to if you believe in keeping your software up to date or not. I just find that I runs into less issues keeping my software up to date.
Sure, I like to keep my software up to date. But current lack of de-DRM seems to be a pretty big issue to me. My primary use for Calibre is to convert my Amazon purchased books to ePub for my Kobo and Nook.

I'm not a Luddite. I know that down the road de-DRM will be made to play nicely with the new Calibre. At that point, I'll update.

Until then, older Calibre is more useful and I don't see what having a second install of Calibre will do. What new features are there in Calibre 5 that makes it a 'must update'?
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