Thread: Pocketbook Era first look
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Old 07-28-2022, 10:07 AM   #119
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Originally Posted by Michal Jancik View Post
Just extract the contents of "Koreader-Pocketbook-.zip" to the root directory. You will see the new KOREADER application in the application menu and start it. It is really easy. You will see that KOREADER has a launch function, I think it is one of the best SW for electronic readers.

DOWNLOAD :

https://github.com/koreader/koreader...k-v2022.06.zip

ScreenShots : https://linuxmasterclub.com/koreader/
I've had the Era for a couple of days and haven't decided what I think of it yet (it's my first asymmetrical reader), but I just wanted to mention that unless there's been an update since Wednesday, KOReader doesn't work with it yet; it crashes on launch with a giant ASCII bomb image because it doesn't recognize the device code, which if I remember correctly is PB700. (Putting KOReader on it was literally the first thing I did.) Give them a little while and they'll add support for it I'm sure.
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