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Old 10-01-2009, 07:34 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by rogue_ronin View Post
What software, aside from FBReader, is available natively on Linux for reading?
I've actually been fairly pleased with FBReader on my old Lifebook running Puppy Linux. It handles Plucker files, and it handles Mobipocket and ePub files as well.

The Plucker compatibility was a big win, as I have about 3,200 books in Plucker format on an SD card in my PDA, and I could copy the lot to my notebook.
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