Thread: How good are book tools on Windows?
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Old 11-22-2018, 02:58 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Turtle91 View Post
I wasn't sure there was a real question there...lol.."any good" implies a great deal of subjective opinion.

I use Windows 10. Book manipulation tools are great....at least I haven't found any reason to go get a non-windows environment.
And my entire shop runs on Windows/Win10. We have a Linux box for this and that, and a Mac Mini for those times when I need to do step-by-step videos for a Mac user/client, but that's all. Everything we do is Windows-based,upon which we run Epsilon, NoteTabPro, Sigil (yeah, Sigil!), Calibre for cataloging and the occasional unpacking requirement from a MOBI built by someone else; and the usual. {shrug}. I'm not a programmer, although most of my guys are (oddly enough), and they seem to be quite happy with our working environment.

FWIW.

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