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Old Yesterday, 03:14 PM   #20
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The 6" Pocketbook Verse is the best Linux-based e-reader that I've owned: Verse Basic for side-loading with its sd-card support; Verse Pro if you don't need sideloading: The Pro has a better display but the Basic's display is absolutely fine. There's also a
Verse Color & a Verse but I don't see the advantage of either over the Basic * Pro.

The first 3 of the above have page-turn buttons (but) all also have a highly developed UI which includes 9 customizable tap zones that you can configure to do (just about) anything (such that) you can configure back/forward taps for however you hold the device.

I was a big page-turn-buttons fan until I got a Pocketbook. Now I rarely use them, because of those customizable zones.

If you don't want an Android-based device, IMO, Pocketbook is the best alternative.
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