>> E-book readers are very popular now. It sometimes happens that you
>> want to read some stuff on your way to work. However, PDF is hard
>> to read on such devices because font is small even on big screens
>> and when you zoom in margins are lost. PDF is hard to convert to
>> anything else so I wonder if it wasn't a good idea to publish GNU
>> manuals in EPUB as well. It's an open standard and may be even more
>> popular in the future.
> Are there any e-book readers that only run free software?
I wonder, if there's /any/ mobile computer that doesn't rely on
at least a tiny bit of non-free software?
The Lemote laptops, and desktop computers don't use any non-free
software.
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