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Location: East Coast, United States
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Good God, the cat-and-mouse with Amazon to stop them from forcibly updating our devices is ridiculous. If this method catches on, I half expect Amazon will start forcibly deploying firmware updates via diff patches. |
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Probably not, but... I already have three Kindle Paperwhites - all now essentially decommissioned by Bezos. I used one to download Kindle Unlimited books and then transferred those from that one to my two offline PWs through calibre. I'm not giving them any more money for another Kindle when there was no reason to discontinue support for the old ones other than greed.
We have a Kindle Fire. Is it possible to download ebooks from KU to that and then deDRM them either on that or through calibre? I did a quick search here, but either don't know what keywords to use or it hasn't been mentioned. Most likely the former. |
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Location: Estonia
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Fire tablets cannot be used to deDRM books.
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Location: Roslindale, Massachusetts
Device: Kobo Libra 2, Kobo Aura H2O, PRS-650, PRS-T1, nook STR, PW3
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Device: Entourage Pocket eDge; Kindle Paperwhite
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Why? I've been running calibre under linux for years and so far, that's been working to deDRM everything I've downloaded. I just need to get the books TO that computer somehow.
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No. That is, you can transfer them, but they'll be DRMed and unreadable on anything else. It's possible to remove the DRM with the Windows Kindle app, but not on Linux.
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Location: Roslindale, Massachusetts
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If your Linux Laptop can run Windows 11, then you'll need to install Windows 11 if you want to remove DRM from Kindle eBooks. |
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Vancouver
Device: Kobo Sage, Libra Colour, Lenovo M8 FHD, Paperwhite 4, Tolino epos
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One acquaintance of mine is using a Windows 11 virtual machine on their Linux box to download and remove DRM from Amazon ebooks. Once the books have been downloaded and DRMmed, they are transferred to the Linux side and imported into calibre.
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Resident Curmudgeon
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Location: Roslindale, Massachusetts
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Does the new Kindle app need a TPM chip?
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Bibliophagist
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Location: Vancouver
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The VM's hypervisor fakes the TPM chip. It does require a password before you can open the VM. We are both using VMWare Workstation Pro (me since I've used it for years, them since it is a freebie from Broadcom/VMware). You do need to set up a free account.
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