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Originally Posted by Pajamaman
For example, a recent visitor to these boards discovered installing Calibre on a chromebook is hard to impossible, at least for a "dumb" end user. So no, a Chromebook is only Linux in a very limited sense. It lacks the functionality of a full Linux install.
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As an experiment I installed calibre on my Chromebook with no issues. Initially I installed from the tepository by a simple sudo apt-get install calibre. That installed a version 3 from the repository.
I then uninstalled it and installed the Linux version from the official web site. Had one error during the install and had to install one library (again via apt-get; I think it was libnss.so). That has given my a fully installed calibre with the caveat that due to some usb issues I can't connect a usb based reader and have it recognized by calibre.
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