Thread: How to make and run a Linux calibre portable USB Stick.
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Old 10-13-2022, 12:23 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by geordiejohn View Post
Can someone please give me a sudo command to install calibre on an Acer 32bit arm chromebook?
Thank you.
There is no such command. There is also an issue with the installers for the versions previous to 6.0.0 where the Linux 32-bit i686 installer is labelled as being Linux ARM 64 bit binary.

As an example, for 5.44.0, clicking the Linux ARM 64-bit binary link will download calibre-5.44.0-i686.txz.

For version 6.0.0 and higher, there are ARM binaries available but they are 64-bit only since QT no longer supports 32-bit operating systems.
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