Thread: Replacing Kindle for PC in Linux
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Old 06-29-2022, 01:26 AM   #50
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Starting in about 2017 until December of 2021 my solution's was a Window VM. The big reasons was a win vm install took about 10 minutes to do and K4PC and ADE just ran. Though the magic of symbolic links my kindle and ADE folders were in a shared with my linux os. Sense I had all of my keys imported to my linux calibre it was no problem to load ebooks.

Now i use DeDRM and DeACSM for Epub and I bought a Kindle 10th Generation 2019 so I use download to usb for AZW now.

My recommendation if you do not own a kindle is to go the VM route with a unregistered win 10 installation and K4PC 1.24.

I recommendation getting a kindle and just not have to deal with K4PC or ADE.

bernie
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