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Originally Posted by Quoth
Unless you have more ebooks than can be read in a life time storage is no an issue. Of course scanned PDFs can be big, but they are not real ebooks and still tiny compared to video.
Calibre manages the metadata and the content. Even my 2002 (22 year old) laptop still has enough space for 7,000 ebooks, though I don't use it now as it's XP and it won't even boot if any drive is more than 120 G Byte.
Unless you've a very budget PC or Chromebook, the entry level for laptop storage was 512 G Byte over 7 years ago.
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This is just stage 1 of my little side project. I am hosting ebooks for my Discord group. Stage 2 would be a little bit more complicated - hosting ebooks in Raspberry Pi via network cloud. As of now, our group have a combined about 2 TB of ebooks.