Re: Any ebook readers/textfile viewers you could recommend for 2008.8?
someone needs to look into updating bitbake recepies for fbreader[1,2]. There were few releases of fbreader since existing OE bb for fbreader which is present in openmoko branch of OM (v0.8.2) but it fails to build and that elderly 0.8.2 (found ipk for it somewhere) didn't work nicely [1] http://www.fbreader.org/ [2] http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FBReader On Tue, 30 Sep 2008, Robin Paulson wrote: 2008/9/30 Edgar D' Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi all, I feel terribly lost without my old Palm PDA, which bit the dust some time back - I used to have a mini-library on it :) Having exhausted most of our little collection of hard-copy books re-reading them, I tried out evince under 2008.8 on a couple of PDFs (that were A4 papersize, AFAIK) and they were pretty not exactly pleasant to read. I wonder if anyone knows of any more congenial ebook reader software that would work on the FR - especially if it handled PDF, PDB, and TXT files. I don't mind trying to convert PDB and PDF and other files to text - if I could find an effective text file viewer for the distro. Or if someone could point me to a way to reflow or otherwise convert the PDF files for the smaller screen, so that I could read in a more legible pointsize, that would be great. i too would be interested in this i was hoping plucker would be in the repos, then i could tap directly into stuff available on gutenberg.org, but i can't find it there, or anywhere on the net even a simple text editor/viewer would be great. and no, i'm not using vi, joe, emacs, or anything even vaguely similar -- .-. =-- /v\ = Keep in touch// \\ (yoh@|www.)onerussian.com Yaroslav Halchenko /( )\ ICQ#: 60653192 Linux User^^-^^[17] ___ support mailing list support@lists.openmoko.org https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/support
Any ebook readers/textfile viewers you could recommend for 2008.8?
Hi all, I feel terribly lost without my old Palm PDA, which bit the dust some time back - I used to have a mini-library on it :) Having exhausted most of our little collection of hard-copy books re-reading them, I tried out evince under 2008.8 on a couple of PDFs (that were A4 papersize, AFAIK) and they were pretty not exactly pleasant to read. I wonder if anyone knows of any more congenial ebook reader software that would work on the FR - especially if it handled PDF, PDB, and TXT files. I don't mind trying to convert PDB and PDF and other files to text - if I could find an effective text file viewer for the distro. Or if someone could point me to a way to reflow or otherwise convert the PDF files for the smaller screen, so that I could read in a more legible pointsize, that would be great. Thanks in advance for help and suggestions! Regards, Ed. ___ support mailing list support@lists.openmoko.org https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/support
Re: Any ebook readers/textfile viewers you could recommend for 2008.8?
2008/9/30 Edgar D' Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi all, I feel terribly lost without my old Palm PDA, which bit the dust some time back - I used to have a mini-library on it :) Having exhausted most of our little collection of hard-copy books re-reading them, I tried out evince under 2008.8 on a couple of PDFs (that were A4 papersize, AFAIK) and they were pretty not exactly pleasant to read. I wonder if anyone knows of any more congenial ebook reader software that would work on the FR - especially if it handled PDF, PDB, and TXT files. I don't mind trying to convert PDB and PDF and other files to text - if I could find an effective text file viewer for the distro. Or if someone could point me to a way to reflow or otherwise convert the PDF files for the smaller screen, so that I could read in a more legible pointsize, that would be great. i too would be interested in this i was hoping plucker would be in the repos, then i could tap directly into stuff available on gutenberg.org, but i can't find it there, or anywhere on the net even a simple text editor/viewer would be great. and no, i'm not using vi, joe, emacs, or anything even vaguely similar ___ support mailing list support@lists.openmoko.org https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/support
