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Old 06-24-2023, 10:49 AM   #8
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For what it's worth, I use two physical libraries. The first is called Intake and is where I import books, clean up the metadata, do any needed editing, etc. Once the book is ready, it gets moved to my main library (called Main since I tend to be boring). In Main, I use several virtual libraries based on various criteria instead of having multiple physical libraries.

And yes, what @theducks and @ownedbycats said about local drives is very true. There have been all too many posts where the poster says something to the effect of "I've had my library in <pick the cloud storage/NAS of your choice> for years and now most/all of my books have disappeared."

Back your calibre libraries up to cloud/NAS/whatever. Just don't run calibre against a cloud stored library.
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