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Old 03-12-2024, 07:25 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by _kind_le View Post
If you are in need to get latest Calibre - here are a few options:

i. install VirtualBox + good old Windows 7 - that guest OS works amazingly fast on High Sierra. With folder sharing enabled between your host (MAC) and guest OS - it's easy to manipulate with your files.
ii. Buy Raspberry Pi for ~$35 and install raspbian + calibre there. Maybe read this. As a result - you will have your library in a tiny form-factor you can grab and go. With VNC enabled feature you can use MAC's internal VNC-like client to connect to your RPi.
Sorry, but installing Windows 7 will not allow you to run the latest calibre. Installing Windows 10 64-bit will allow you to run the latest calibre.
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