Alors la il a du gros #calibre , lequel ds ma #chatte?

Drop It Down / Bleep, by Calibre 2 track album

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #The6MixWithMaryAnneHobbs

Calibre:
🎵 Drop It Down (feat. MC Fats)

#6music #Calibre

▶️ Song/Cover on #Bandcamp:

Rilasciato Calibre 9.6: Nuova Visualizzazione a Schede e Altre Novità

Rilasciato #Calibre 9.6: Nuova Visualizzazione a #Schede e Altre# Novità - Aggregatore #GNU /#Linux e dintorni

#uno #opensource #ebook

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Calibre Calibre es una aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks, como pasar archivos .epub del ordenador a un lector de libros electrónicos como...

Versión 9.6.0 de Calibre, aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks:

#Calibre #eBooks #Kindle

Calibre 9.6 E-Book Manager Released With New Full Text Search View Calibre 9.6 introduces a card-based full text search view, a word-prefix search mode, CVE fixes, and various bug fixes for the e-book viewer and content server.

Calibre 9.6 introduces a card-based full-text search view, a word-prefix search mode, CVE fixes, and various bug fixes for the e-book viewer and content server.
linuxiac.com/calibre-9-6-...

#Calibre #Ebooks #OpenSource

Calibre 9.6 E-Book Manager Released With New Full Text Search View Calibre 9.6 introduces a card-based full text search view, a word-prefix search mode, CVE fixes, and various bug fixes for the e-b...

#Software #Linux #& #Open #Source #News #calibre #ebooks

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Sabíais que #Calibre (el popular software de biblioteca virtual para ereader) #TRADUCE de cualquier idioma, al instante, cualquier libro (de tipo #EPUB y otros) con resultados aceptables, si no notables? Porque yo me enteré AYER y no sé cómo no hay nadie más hablando de ésto youtu.be/P7mEDRvnEdc?...

Screenshot to a settings page for Calibre Web Automated. An arrow points to the "apply default settings" button to the bottom right corner.

CalibreWebAutomated...

This is the SECOND TIME i click on the reset settings button accidentally because it's on the bottom right corner, which by my experience is usually the corner to CONFIRM settings! It doesn't even ask for confirmation! […]

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Calibre Web Automated es la Alternativa Definitiva del Gestor de Ebooks más Usado | Productividad y Oficina | CIBERED Conoce Calibre-Web-Automated, el fork que moderniza Calibre con interfaz web, automatización y gestión de ebooks sin complicaciones

📚 Calibre Web Automated es la Alternativa Definitiva del Gestor de Ebooks más Usado cibered.com/software/pro...

#Calibre #Ebooks #ProductividadDigital #Cibered

What is a good alternative to Booklore? Now that the internet peasants killed the project with their pitchforks over AI (overkill overreaction IMO). I need good design (sorry Calibre) and good Kobo integration. Any idea? #booklore #selfhost #calibre

mood. #memes #gaming #guns #calibre #specs

How to setup Calibre to remove DRM from ebooks on Linux I'm writing this little guide as a note to myself on how to setup Calibre to make backup copies of the ebooks I purchase on my Linux system.

I updated my evergreen guide on setting up Calibre to remove DRM from ebooks on Linux. Fathom says this is my top rated post and I'm the first result on Google if you search 'calibre remove drm linux' so thats cool.

michaelharley.net/posts/2023/0...

#Calibre #eBooks #Linux #IndieWeb

Migrating From Booklore to Calibre-Web A few weeks ago, I migrated our e-book library to Booklore. Unfortunately, it seems that I backed the wrong horse: Booklore has since ceased to exist. Unfortunately, toxicity isn't uncommon in open source projects, so I'm not going to add to it by talking much about the context behind Booklore being deleted. However, as it's relevant to a decision that I made in this process, I _will_ say that I was already a little concerned about the ongoing quality of Booklore, so it doesn't surprise me _too much_ to hear that other people were being quite vociferous about the developer's use of AI coding tools (amongst other, IMO bigger, issues). Whatever the rights or wrongs of it, Booklore's repo no longer exists, having been deleted along with the project's Discord and website. There **is** a fork (called Grimmory) that I could have switched to. However, given that I already had some quality concerns with Booklore, I decided that I didn't want to gamble on the new fork's ability to clear through tech debt. I'll _probably_ check back in six months to see how things have progressed though. Instead, I decided to move to Calibre-Web Automated (CWA). It's a fork of Calibre-web with some additional functionality like Smart shelves and KOReader sync support. Both Calibre-Web and CWA consume an existing Calibre format library. Although I still had my original Calibre library, I'd since added a number of new books to Booklore. Rather than risking mistakes by manually identifying and adding them, I decided to migrate the entire library from Booklore into Calibre-Web as if I'd simply had a filesystem directory full of ebooks. * * * ### Deployment Just as with Booklore, I wanted to store books on the host's SSD rather than accessing via NFS. So, I created a couple of directories mkdir -p /home/ben/docker_files/files/calibreweb/{config,books,import,ingest} I then added a service to my `docker-compose`: calibreweb: image: crocodilestick/calibre-web-automated:latest container_name: calibreweb environment: - DOCKER_MODS=linuxserver/mods:universal-calibre - PUID=1000 - PGID=1000 - TZ=Etc/UTC ports: - "8083:8083" volumes: - /home/ben/docker_files/files/calibreweb/config:/config - /home/ben/docker_files/files/calibreweb/books:/calibre-library - /home/ben/docker_files/files/calibreweb/ingest:/cwa-book-ingest # Temporary - used for the migration - /home/ben/docker_files/files/calibreweb/import:/import restart: unless-stopped For convenience, I set `PUID` and `PGID` to match the UID/GID of the user that I log into the host as, ensuring that there'd be no permissions mismatch. Calibre Web Automated supports something akin to Booklore's "bookdrop" - a directory that's watched for new books to automatically import (found at `/cwa-book-ingeest` within the container). Because Calibre Web runs from SQLite databases, there was no need for a separate database instance this time. I brought the container up: docker compose up -d By default, Calibre Web uses some pretty poor default creds: `admin` / `admin123`. I was able to use these to login at `http://<host ip>:8083`. * * * #### Library Import With the service stood up, the next step was to import my library. I was initially migrating to Calibre-Web rather than Calibre Web Automated1, so there wasn't an ingest dir to drop books into and, as well as copying e-books over, I needed to build a library database for Calibre Web to consume. Helpfully, there was a tool for this, so I stopped the container and copied files into a temporary location: docker stop calibreweb cd ~/docker_files/files/booklore/books cp -r default_library/* ../../calibreweb/import/ docker start calibreweb Then, I invoked `calibredb` to build the database: docker exec -it calibreweb calibredb add -r /import --library-path=/books This sat for a bit, copying e-books to `/books` and building a database at `/books/metadata.db`. The command ran as `root` though, so I also needed to correct permissions: docker exec -it calibreweb bash -c 'chown ${PUID}:${PGID} /books/metadata.db' I didn't even need to restart the container, the web interface displayed all my books. Before moving on, I changed the admin creds and created an unprivileged user. * * * ### Reverse Proxy Config I want to be able to sync books (and reading status) when out and about, so needed to update my Nginx proxy config. Rather than creating a new subdomain (and getting a cert etc) I decided to reuse the name that I'd been using for Booklore. To start with, I just updated the `proxy_pass` directive in my Booklore proxy: location / { proxy_pass http://192.168.13.25:8083; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $remote_addr; proxy_set_header Host $http_host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Port $server_port; proxy_hide_header X-Powered-By; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade"; client_max_body_size 20m; proxy_buffer_size 128k; proxy_buffers 4 256k; proxy_busy_buffers_size 256k; add_header X-Clacks-Overhead "GNU Terry Pratchett"; include /etc/nginx/auth.include; } However, this turned out to be a bit of a mistake. Calibre-Web seems to be picky about the headers that it receives and ignores requests that don't meet its criteria. This meant that: * I could reach the login page, but couldn't log in - the request would just timeout (packet captures showed the request coming in and CWA not responding, logs didn't show _anything_) * Kobo Sync was broken - at one point it wouldn't work at all, then after some playing around it worked but couldn't fetch cover images Both of the above were only an issue when going via the reverse proxy - going direct to the container's port worked just fine. Calibre-Web's documentation gives a much simpler Nginx configuration example, so I switched to something more like that: location / { proxy_pass http://192.168.3.25:8083; proxy_set_header Host $http_host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Scheme $scheme; client_max_body_size 20m; proxy_buffer_size 128k; proxy_buffers 4 256k; proxy_busy_buffers_size 256k; add_header X-Clacks-Overhead "GNU Terry Pratchett"; include /etc/nginx/auth.include; } The issues went away. I haven't yet, but at some point I'll probably satisfy my curiosity by progressively reintroducing headers to see what was breaking it. * * * ### Kobo Sync One of the things that drew me to Booklore in the first place was it's Kobo sync support. Both Calibre Web and CWA support syncing to Kobos, but the functionality is disabled by default: * `Admin` * `Edit Basic Configuration` * `Feature Configuration` * `Enable Kobo Sync` * `Proxy unknown requests to Kobo store` * Set `Server External Port` to 443 (ready for use with my reverse proxy) Users need to create their own Kobo tokens, so I logged into my unprivileged account and clicked my users avatar. At the bottom of the profile page is a button to create and view a sync token: There's also an option to only sync specific shelves to the Kobo (preventing CWA from trying to send your entire collection) I created a shelf called `Kobo` and ticked the option to sync it: I connected the Kobo to my laptop, mounted it and then edited the Kobo's config file: cd /media/ben/KOBOeReader/.kobo/Kobo nano Kobo\ eReader.conf I scrolled down to `[OneStoreServices]`, located the `api_url` line that I'd added when configuring for Booklore and updated it to use the value that CWA had given me: [OneStoreServices] api_endpoint=https://ebooks.example.com/kobo/<my token> After saving, exiting and unmounting the device, I was able to hit `Sync` and have the Kobo retrieve the books that I'd added to my Kobo shelf. * * * ### OPDS and KOReader Sync Calibre-Web and CWA both have OPDS support enabled by default, so I just needed to update my settings in Readest and KOReader: * URL: `https://<domain>/opds` * Username: My calibre-web username * Password: My calibre-web password KO Sync support was slightly different. Calibre-web automated doesn't support KOReader's built in progress sync and instead provides a custom KOReader plugin. The functionality is not enabled by default so needed to be turned on in the Admin settings (`Settings` -> `CWA Settings` -> `Enable KOReader Sync`). I then needed to install the plugin into KOReader on my Kobo: cd /media/ben/KOBOeReader/.adds/koreader/plugins wget https://<calibre web domain>/static/koplugin.zip unzip koplugin.zip rm koplugin.zip I unmounted the Kobo and then launched KOReader. I verified that plugin was enabled: * Tap the top to open the Nav bar * Settings (the spanner and screwdriver) * Page 2 * `More Tools` * `Plugin management` * Verify that `CWA Progress Sync` is ticked After that, the plugin showed up on the navigation menu: Tapping into the menu displays two options * Set CWA Server: set this to `https://<calibre domain>` * Login: Use your CWA creds Unfortunately, the need for an additional plugin meant that I couldn't set up progress sync in Readest on my phone. Although I'd have liked that to work, it's not really the end of the world. * * * ### Lack Of Multi-Library Support Migrating from Booklore does mean that I've lost one thing. In Booklore, I'd created a second user for me to use from work devices - it only had access to a single small library (consisting of a handful of books that I've read for work). Unfortunately, CWA doesn't currently support multiple libraries2 and there isn't a way to restrict which books a user can see (a user can apply filters to themselves, but there's nothing that can be _enforced_ at admin level). This isn't currently a major drama: I've not yet torn down the calibre content-server based solution that I stood up last year so I'll probably continue using that for now. Once I'm sure that I'm happy with CWA, I can either stand up a second instance or wait for multi-library support to land. * * * ### RAM Usage In my previous post, I called Booklore out for being a RAM gobbler, so it's only really fair that I talk about how CWA looks in comparison The answer is "it depends": The drop on the 19th was me switching over to Calibre-Web Automated, but we can see that usage has been gradually increasing. Sadly, I don't think that there's a huge amount of difference here. * * * ### Conclusion I wasn't expecting much friction anyway, but once I stumbled onto `calibredb` the migration proved to be even more straightforward than I'd expected. The only thing that had worried me was whether there'd be any jiggery-pokery required to get my Kobo to talk to a new server, but it really was as simple as editing the config file. Hopefully this install will last quite a bit longer than Booklore managed to. * * * 1. If you're wondering, migrating from Calibre-web to Calibre-web automated was **really** simple: I updated the image in `docker-compose` and changed the library mount from `/books` to `/calibre-library` before re-running `docker compose up -d` ↩ 2. The README suggests that the feasibility of introducing multi-library support is being looked into ↩

New #Blog: Migrating From Booklore to Calibre-Web
Author: Ben Tasker

www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/general/migra...

#booklore #calibre #calibre-web #ebook #kobo

A #Tutorial for using #Calibre and #Markdown to generate consistent, human readable, and exportable EPUBs. Also features #Tools, #Tips, and #Tricks for #Debugging #EBooks.
bit.ly/458SCr1

A #Tutorial on how to add Drop Caps to an #EPUB by modifying the #CSS and #XHTML. Using the #Calibre #EBook tool, these changes allows Google Play, Apple iBooks, and Kobo readers to view #EBooks with enhanced formatting.
bit.ly/3xekpb0

Calibre Calibre es una aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks, como pasar archivos .epub del ordenador a un lector de libros electrónicos como...

Versión 9.5.0 de Calibre, aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks:

#Calibre #Ebooks #Kindle

Calibre 9.5 E-Book Manager Released With Reading Progress Column Calibre 9.5 introduces a reading progress column, enhancements to the e-book viewer, improved annotation filtering, and various bug fixes.

Calibre 9.5 introduces a reading progress column, enhancements to the e-book viewer, improved annotation filtering, and various bug fixes.
linuxiac.com/calibre-9-5-...

#Calibre #Ebooks #OpenSource

Calibre 9.5 E-Book Manager Released With Reading Progress Column Calibre 9.5 introduces a reading progress column, enhancements to the e-book viewer, improved annotation filtering, and various bug ...

#Software #Linux #& #Open #Source #News #calibre #ebooks

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Welp.. Looks like I can scratch "try Booklore as a Calibre replacement" off my to-do list.

It appears that Booklore just got added to the "vibe-coding dev nuked their app after the Internet came 'a-pitchforkin" list...

#SelfHosting #Huntarr #Booklore #Calibre #AI

How do you test an #epub or #kepub generated in #Calibre? The Viewer in Calibre makes them look great, but then when they're in the Kobo reader app, they're kind of off (spacing, mostly). I can't find a way to view them in the Kobo app before uploading to Kobo. (I don't own a Kobo device.)

Uso #Calibre sobre #Docker (xa adianto que é un cristo) e calibre-web como interfaz. Logo teño un plugin para usar o calibre-web como catálogo #OPDS no #KoReader.

Plantéxome simplificar todo un pouco e migrar a #BookLore, #Kavita ou algo así.

Algunha suxerencia?

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ok. When in doubt or difficulty ask the Fedi Hive Mind ;)

I managed to get my ebooks off my Amazon #Kindle account using #calibre (I'm on Kubuntu Linux btw) I borrowed my wife's Paperwhite , set it up on my account, and got my books down that way.

I still cannot get them pushed back up to my […]

Chopin f. Sun Ra Arkestra (Calibre Remix), by Calibre from the album When There Is No Sun

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #Expansions

Calibre:
🎵 Chopin (feat. Sun Ra Arkestra)

#Calibre

▶️ 🪄 Automagic 🔊 show 📻 playlist on Spotify

▶️ Song/Cover on #Bandcamp:

2/2 If you don't want to learn #HTML and #XML coding, you can use #FreeSoftware like #Scribus to design and generate #EPUB formats for you. #Calibre can organize your #ebook #library. Bard incorporates #FLite #TextToSpeech to read ebooks aloud to you. #DFD2026

la funzione che preferisco di #calibre è la possibilità di creare e tenere aggiornato il catalogo dei libri che ho sul lettore, ma solo quelli che non ho ancora letto.

Screenshot to a pink and azure themed Calibre Web. The top bar is trans coloured.

I skipped night so i can make this theme for Calibre-web...

It is very pretty tho...

#calibre #calibreweb #webdev #books #ebooks #trans #transgender

Important to delete hard returns at the end of a chapter before converting to EPUB in #Calibre. The program maintains those returns in the EPUB's HTML files, so depending on the size of the reader's screen, they can sometimes cause a blank page to display between chapters. #writing #BookSky 💙📚🖋️

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Der Kindle gehört auch zum Thema 'digitale Unabhängigkeit'. Er ist wohl technisch ein gutes Gerät, aber gleichzeitig eine übergriffige Lockin-Plattform, aus der dem Vernehmen nach immer mal bezahlte Bücher verschwinden.

Für die Verwaltung Deiner eBooks gibt es Calibre. Damit sind die gekauften […]

Calibre Calibre es una aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks, como pasar archivos .epub del ordenador a un lector de libros electrónicos como...

Versión 9.4.0 de Calibre, aplicación para Windows, macOS y Linux que nos permite gestionar todo lo relacionado con nuestros eBooks:

#Calibre #ebooks #Kindle