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Originally Posted by QIbHom
Adobe Digital something. It is the Windows (there may be a Mac version, there certainly is not a Linux version) software that Adobe puts out so you can read DRM infested e-books.
It is a royal pain in the butt, besides being bloated, slow and crashy.
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You can trick ADE to install on Linux under Wine.
That said. ADE could not see my PEz (to Authorize it) .
Adobe 'Free' books sit detects Linux and the
Download buttons become
System Requirements 
, preventing even a
test run.
The
one EPUB file I purchased and was able to download from MyEZread opened fine after I Authorized my Linux PC
As to Bloated, Slow?
On My P4 3.4GHz w 1G RAM Windows XP machine
The system was USELESS until ADE got through (15 Minutes, without any feedback. I thought it had crashed.) cataloging the 750 titles on my PEz (4 times as slow as Calibre takes and
10 times the Resource hog. At least with Calibre, I can use my system.)