Thread: Obok DeDRM doesn't work on some installs of Calibre for Linux
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Old 11-24-2025, 04:59 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
The solution is to remove Obok. In calibre, install ACSM Input and DeDRM. Then once you have everything properly configured, download ePub from Kobo. Don't download KePub. Then you can use calibre to convert your ePub to KePub as you send to your Kobo.
Your post is of little help to the OP.

What if the ebook you are wanting does not have a download option? And remembering that unless you keep your Kobo offline or in sideload only, it is going to sync with Kobo.
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