I prefer kepub. Several reasons:
- The number of pages adjusts when changing font sizes. Though, as mentoned above, YMMV for this.
- I like the little graph showing the chapter lengths.
- You can zoom in on images.
I believe that Kobo Store always (or almost always; it's possible there's a setting for this that I can't remember) downloads the kepub.
If you use the standard KoboTouch driver to sideload with Calibre, you'll get ePubs. KoboTouchExtended sends kepubs instead.
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Originally Posted by Sirtel
You don't need to convert. If you want to try kepub, use the KoboTouch Extended Driver, which will send a kepub to your Kobo. To switch back to sending epubs, flip between Extended and ordinary driver.
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The KTE driver can also selectively pick which books to kepubify. My template checks that "send as epub" is
not in #admintags.
(note: 'in' is an error; it should be 'inlist'. I corrected it.).
The inverse would be
program: if 'send as kepub' inlist $#admintags then 'True' fi