Thread: Replacing Kindle for PC in Linux
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Old 06-29-2022, 12:16 AM   #49
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
If you want to download and de-drm Amazon books without owning a Kindle device, Windows is best for ebooks.

On Linux or Mac, can you download from Kobo?
The Kobo app has a Mac version so no different from Windows. For Linux, you can download the book using the Actions menu in My Books. No need to have a registered Kobo device. If the downloaded book has no DRM, you can simple add the book to callibre, if it has DRM, a mix of DeDRM and DeACSM will allow you to import the book.[/QUOTE]
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