Thread: InkBox: a new open-source OS and eBook reader based on Qt5
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Old 04-05-2021, 08:01 PM   #14
Uncle Robin
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Well, v1.3 will get it out of its beta state, mainly because it's usable now and there's no security/data/destructive bugs (to my knowledge ) that could render a device with a microSD card unusable. The Reader framework is not the best but I do my best to improve it as much as i can
If at some point you are wiling to test with your Clara HD, it would be awesome. I'd like to port InkBox OS to as much devices as possible.
I'm thinking about installing this on my Libra if, as seems likely, I get whatever new shiny Kobo puts out later this year. By that time I'm sure this OS will be not merely beta, but a positively gamma ray of sunshine
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