Thread: Koreader running on Kobos (all of them, hopefully!)
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Old 01-15-2022, 02:07 PM   #3384
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Originally Posted by nook_nerd View Post
I just purchased a Sage, and am an avid fan of KOReader. Is it ok to load it on it when it arrives, or is still being worked? I assume I would need to use the latest build??( my prior ereaders all use the KOR dev nightlies).
The sage uses a new Sunxi SoC, while all your other kobo ereaders are probably Freescale/NTX. The later is a platform that is more than battle tested. The former is not and has some quirks (mostly battery performance)

It should be fine for you to test (last stable or any nightly). If you find an issue other than high battery comsumption please open a ticket in https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues

The battery issue is mostly non fixable. IIRC kobo/nickel workarounds it by sleeping all cpu cores between page turns. Maybe NiLuJe attempts to do the same in KOReader (we already do that in Pocketbooks) but that's not being worked on at the moment.
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