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Old 07-14-2021, 06:14 PM   #24
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On your linux system, where do the calibre editor and Sigil unpack the epub?
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it /tmp and /tmp is on the same ssd where the linux is booting.
Interesting - on Windows the calibre editor keeps its working copy of the unpacked EPUB files in a directory named Cache in its Configuration folder, and it uses the equivalent of /tmp to interoperate with external editors invoked via its Open With. The linux version must use a different mechanism to prevent data loss if the two editors make changes to the same file concurrently.

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