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Calibre v7.22.0
Calibre v7.22.0 A free and open source e-book library management application developed by users of e-books for users of e-books. It has a cornucopia of features divided into the following main categories: • Library Management • E-book conversion • Syncing to e-book reader devices • Downloading news from the web and converting it into e-book form • Comprehensive e-book viewer • Content server for online access to your book collection • E-book editor for the major e-book formats From the author: Calibre started life on 31 October, 2006, soon after the release of the SONY PRS-500, the first e-ink based reader to be sold commercially in the US. At the time, I was a graduate student, with a lot of time on my hands. The PRS-500 did not work at all with Linux, my operating system of choice, so I decided to reverse engineer the USB protocol that it used, to get it working on Linux. This was accomplished with the help of the fine folks over at mobileread.com and calibre was born, albeit named libprs500. At the time there were no satisfactory tools to convert content into the LRF format, used by the SONY reader, so I decided to implement a converter to convert the most popular e-book formats to LRF. This converter proved to be wildly popular and far better than the (mostly non-existent) offerings from SONY. It was picked up and used by various publishing houses and content digitizers to produce the first generation of books in the LRF format. As my e-book collection grew, I realized that managing it was quickly becoming unwieldy, so I decided to write a graphical interface to libprs500 to make it easier. This became ...
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