will do, thank you!
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Didn’t know Openbooks IRC before, thanks a lot!
Didn’t know you are writing your own code, thought you might take advantage in shelfmark, because it is very much mature.
thanks a lot!
Grimmory is new to me, is it something like calibre for managing metadata?
I recently switched from manual downloads to Shelfmark, and I highly recommend it, makes downloading books so much easier, especially from Anna’s Archive.
I looked into Moon+ Reader, and I would recommend readest instdead.
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Try shelfmark, to me it is much better than lazylibrarian and readarr/bookshelf
I am a bit annoyed by the fact that (as in Kavita) each book/series folder is a series, but at the end of the day the pros outweighs the cons for me.
Yeah me too. I will try komga. thanks a lot
Try shelfmark
Would you say Kavita is better than calibre web? I’m having trouble adjusting to folder structures of Kavita
thanks a lot for recommending shelfmark.
Do you use calibre to manage metadata?
Good that they fixed it
Thanks for the reminder. Syncthing has been working great for me.
And I just checked Obsidian does not allow ? in file names.
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Large Language Models•Is there a good latex ocr model that I can run with Ollama?English
1·6 months agoAre there any other open-source options with great performance that don’t use Ollama?
What other GPU options are available for Linux? Or does gaming with Proton simply require a powerful AMD CPU?
System76 sure ain’t perfect either, at least my pangolin 15 leaves a lot to be desired between the shit trackpad, awful battery drain during suspend, and extremely limited BIOS config options.
Makes sense, I guess it could be better with AMD chips
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Which company has a better reputation Lenovo or ASUS?
1·10 months agothanks!












Sorry for recommending readest, the webdav feature is locked behind paywall
https://github.com/readest/readest/issues/1078