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Originally Posted by menneske
- Full-screen on/off (remove header/footer)
1. Attach Kobo to PC/Mac with USB cable and click transfer mode on KOBO screen.
2. Locate "Kobo eReader.config" on the KOBO eReader/.kobo folder.
3. Ctrl-click or right-click on "Kobo eReader.config" and open file with a basic text-editing program like TextEdit, BBEdit or Notepad.
4. Add the following code to the file at the bottom - or anywhere, as long as it's separate from the other code:
[FeatureSettings] FullScreenReading=true
5. Save and safely eject your Kobo eReader.
6. Go to Reading Settings on Kobo. A checkbox now allows to remove header and footer to enable fullscreen mode.
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Has been deprecated for a good long while, the header/footer individual toggles have been standard for... oh, surely over a year now, if not more?
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Originally Posted by menneske
LAUNCHER/BOOTLOADER is usually the first software to run after power-up or reset; it is highly processor and board specific. A bootloader (similar to GRUB on Linus) gives you a pre-OS menu, which allows you to select the OS to boot. On Kobo it uses trigger files to boot to another OS or document reader [often simple drawings saved as jpg-files]. KSM and kfmon are easier to set up than fmon, as this requires reinstall following every update. All have different other features.
- kobo start menu (KSM) - obsolete
- kfmon
- fmon
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My brain hurts. And this is all kinds of wrong. fmon has been deprecated for years, and KFMon, does, in fact, require a reinstall after a FW update.
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Originally Posted by menneske
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*insert Wilhelm scream here*.
While the effort is laudable, and some bits are fun to read, this is a *terrible* example for Joe Random to follow, as most of it is exceedingly over-engineered, and much simpler solutions exist.