>>100379824
What benefit is there to "jailbreak" an e-reader?

>>100380140
vim

What do you expect to use it for? I just use koreader

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>>100380270
To do what? It's a crappier interface for 'putin'. Just read a damn book.

>>100379824
Just stop being poor and get a boox page.

>>100380431
not that poster but it's convenient as a note taker
for some reason Amazon refuses to add a basic text editor to the kindle

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>>100380486
I have a kindle and I'd never use to take notes, other than maybe annotating a book that I'm studying from. I have note taking apps on my phone and laptop

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>>100379824
>Install KOreader book shortcut to skip opening KUAL
>Never use KUAL for anything else

unironically this, KOReader is based and does everything I need my kindle for

>>100380759
Is KOreader better for viewing manga and comics? I've just been converting them to epubs and sending them to the kindle since it's natively supported now

>>100379824
install gentoo

>>100379824
kterm and programming tools
i wonder if there is any ricing guide for kindle there since it's a linux desktop

>>100380952
Converting them from .zip to .epub on Calibre?

>>100381639
Not using calibre, just a generic conversion tool

Kindled

>>100379824
Install KOReader, make the adjustments that you want so you can read comfortably, and read.
Its an e-reader, getting lost in tinkering is NOT reading.

>>100379824
i used it to read illegal books

sue me

>>100385408
You don't need to jailbreak anything to read "illegal" books.

>>100380140
Satisfaction

>>100385408
>using a device to read illegal material that you also store said illegal material on
Beyond retarded

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hey, i've created a manga downloader for koreader, if anyone is interested in trying it out i'd appreciate it

https://github.com/hanatsumi/rakuyomi

>>100389668
No thanks, I’m not a pedophile.

>>100389773
they're over 18 tho

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Is there any reason not to buy a kindle? I really don't like Amazon and don't tend to buy their first party products, but all other eReaders seem to be kind of expensive by comparison

>>100379824
It has no storage and the little bit it does have is vfat.
It was only good for IRC and email.

>>100391177
Remarkable runs sshd out of the box and is way better. I've been training vision models on my handwriting using mine.

>>100391177
Kobo has competitive entry level options.
Kindle is locked down, you need conversion for standard formats like epub and installing alternative software like Koreader is complicated or impossible.

>>100391213
I've hard that the remarkable has very little e-reading support out of the box. That true?
>>100391221
I suppose jailbreaking like OP did would be an option. Not sure what goes into that and what I would get out of it though

Why would anyon want a kindle, when you can buy a cheap tablet for the same price?

>>100391631
e-ink

whats a cheap e-ink tablet for reading manga

>>100391828
>for reading manga
you're gonna want at least 8" for that
you could probably get a used Kobo Forma for roughly 150 bucks but 8gb only and older screen. used Sage is your best bet honestly

>>100391584
The Remarkable supports pdf. It will open epubs by converting them to pdf.
If reading is your primary interest than something like Kobo or Boox is a better option.

>>100391177
>Is there any reason not to buy a kindle
Kobos exist

>>100391828
Boox Note Air 3/3C.

>>100380140
Not having kindle ads as a screen saver and using koreader on the kindle.
Literally nothing else
It's worth it

i don't see a reason to jailbreak a kindle, just keep the thing on airplane mode and use something like calibre to load your books

>>100392214
>Not having kindle ads as a screen saver
Never saw an ad on mine

>>100392266
>calibre
good morning sir!

>>100392447
it's probably one of the worst piece of software i've used, but i don't think there's anything else out there sadly

>>100392470
literally just copy your files from your pc to your reader via your file manager kek

>>100381639
Is there a command line tool?

>>100380486
No it wouldn't. I wouldn't even hilight on that piece of shit.

>>100392214
How do you remove the ads?
Nobody on mobile read forums will say how to do it

I did it with my paperwhite, koreader is so much better than stock and epub books have better availability.
I haven't installed anything beyond that tough

is it a good idea to buy a used kindle? I really can't spend 100 bucks for one.

>>100394263
It depends on how much they cost and how old the model is but generally it's the best reason to buy a Kindle.
A lot of people buy them and realize they don't read as much and therefore sell them again.

>>100394245
koe looks super nice, and I hate some of the BS that comes with stock kindle, but realistically is this going to take me 4 hours to jailbreak + install + indefinite time to debug random shit I encounter?

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>>100379824
I only jailbroken mine for the screensavers hack. KOreader is cool but I don't really use it.

>>100394618
I think the whole process took me less than an hour a couple of years ago.
If I recall correctly it went somewhere among the lines of
>update ofw
>install cfw
>install koreader
As for debugging random shit I only had to hard reset it once, not sure if I fucked up something.
Completely worth the effort for me, not only I can find books in epub I couldn't find in mobi but the formatting is pretty much always better.
Take a look at this
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=186645

>>100394664
nta but damn, reading this shit gave me a headache. it's so much easier on kobos, just put a zip file in your device and unplug it and you have koreader, no need to jailbreak or anything

>>100392186
What Kobos offer better than kindle? I'm curious.

>>100394813
other than the fact they're more open (no need to jailbreak them, you can install stuff like koreader or patches for the official firmware very easily), they also read more formats natively (kindles can't even do cbz without koreader)
there's more models/sizes available (amazon doesn't have an 8" kindle for example), and some kobos (not all of them, mine doesn't for example) have an SD card as internal memory so you can upgrade that easily

>>100394799
I do agree, I would buy a kobo if I had to get an ereader now, but my kindle is over 10 years old and jailbreak was free.

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>>100394846
>other than the fact they're more open
That enough advantage for me. What model do you recommend? I don't really care about the price. And what about the color support? Is useful?

I owned a Kindle before (the last edition, maybe 2022 idk), it was decent, but I hated the Amazon bloat and spyware, and in some large PDFs it will start to slow down and be laggy while I turn the page, is that a Kindle problem, or just e-ink + large PDF file? Because that the main thing I'll use e-readers for; reading large scanned books that are hard to find nowadays, I prefer "real" books desu. If e-ink is slow as fuck I'd prefer reading in my computer.

>>100393736
Don't connect your kindle to the internet and you will never see an ad.

>>100395140
open a terminal and split the pdf beforehand, dummy

>>100395140
>What model do you recommend?
depends on what size you need mostly. if you read manga, get an 8" model at the very least. Sage (8", the one I have) is great, Elipsa 2E if you want something bigger but the screen isn't 300PPI like the Sage. if you only read text then a 6 or 7" is enough, you can get either the new Clara BW or the Libra 2
>And what about the color support? Is useful?
I'd say it's a good addition if you read a lot of content with native color (comics, artbooks, etc). if you mostly read manga/novels, then no, get a B&W reader instead. the color filter makes it so that the screen has less contrast and is darker overall, so if you don't read a lot of color content a B&W model will be better
about pdfs, I honestly couldn't tell you, I don't read pdfs on mine, only cbzs and epubs (which kobos both support natively btw, kindles still don't support cbz and only got support for epub a year and a half ago kek)
>If e-ink is slow as fuck
define "slow as fuck". it's definitely much slower than a lcd/oled as far as refresh rate goes, but it's far from being unusable. it's made for reading books so you won't be watching youtube on it, that's for sure, but it's not gonna take more than half a second to turn a page for example

>>100395194
How you'd do that?

>>100395285
Saved.
Thanks you.

>>100395688
qpdf --split-pages=20 input.pdf output-%d.pdf
where "20" is the number of pages in each output part

>>100395845
Thank you.

>>100379824
I looked into Jailbreaking and really the only benefit I would've got from it was Koreader maybe being better than the built-in reader. Didn't seem worth it for me

>>100395285
Kindles don't support epub, you can't just load one via USB and read it. The only change they made is that you can have Amazon convert epubs for you as part of the "Send to Kindle" service.

>>100396371
oh that's even worse then kek
some anon in another e-ink thread a few weeks ago was telling me they could read it now, guess he was just being retarded
>captcha: 88TND
nice

>>100396371
>>100396461
There's barely any real difference.
A converted epub is basically the same as a native epub

>>100397378
you're probably right, idk, I don't have a kindle. still sucks you have to convert them/send them via their online service rather than just drag-and-dropping like I do on my kobo
also for image books (manga/comics/etc) the difference in performance between epub and cbz is night and day (in favor of cbz, obviously) so it really sucks kindles don't read those without koreader

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It's a ebook reader, what do you want to do with it? I installed KOReader, end of story.

>>100398008
Other fun things that would benefit from an e-ink interface like:
-text based games
-messaging apps like IRC
-terminal
-note taking and journaling

>>100393435
Yeah calibre installs ebook-convert and it converts ebooks.

>>100395163
Verifiably False

>>100397404
epub is a far better format than cbz. cbz doesn't have info on page direction, metadata or a table of contents. It's just a dumb zip with images inside.

I got a kobo and its great. I use an old 2015 macbook pro for non-gaming stuff and you can just drag and drop ebooks like its an external hard drive and they work perfectly.

I doubt e-ink is better for anything than an oled screen.

Oled rules!

>>100402245
pwm backlight very bad

>>100402285
forgot oled pwm is not backlight
still very bad

>>100402245
Readability in daylight
Power consumption when displaying static content.

You aren't going to see outdoor signage using OLED for a reason.

>>100395845
Why such feature isn't well documented?
Thanks man.

>>100402920
>== --split-pages (write pages to separate files) ==

>--split-pages[=n]

>This option causes qpdf to create separate output files for each page or group of pages rather than a single output file.

>File names are generated from the specified output file as follows:

>- If the string %d appears in the output file name, it is replaced with a zero-padded page range starting from 1
>- Otherwise, if the output file name ends in .pdf (case insensitive), a zero-padded page range, preceded by a dash, is inserted before the file extension
>- Otherwise, the file name is appended with a zero-padded page range preceded by a dash.

>Page ranges are single page numbers for single-page groups or first-last for multi-page groups.

What more do you need?

>>100401619
>>100395163
It's been a while since I got mine, but back then it was as simple as:
- put kindle into flight mode
- connect kindle to PC via USB
- click "show hidden files" on whatever file explorer you use
- there's a hidden folder in there, click that and find the folder filled with the ads as images
- delete those
- don't ever turn off flight mode
Wah-la

>>100403172
Can it split pages in the midline?

>>100403456
That's a different operation.

>>100401677
>epub is a far better format than cbz
I don't disagree with this, but it's also slower. the difference on my Sage with koreader is very noticeable
>cbz doesn't have info on page direction
not relevant in the majority of cases, since 1: most people don't have large enough e-readers to display page spreads comfortably and 2: if the book you downloaded is retarded and doesn't have its images set up in a way that page spreads are displayed correctly, all you have to do is add a blank image after the cover
>metadata
on Kobo, cbz metadata works on the stock firmware and calibre (yeah I don't like jeetware either, but in that case it does work) does sync library metadata from its library to the Kobo's. and koreader lets you edit metadata now, including for cbz files
>or a table of contents
that's a good argument. I know some programs (ComicRack used to do this) used non-standard cbz files with metadata and ToC inside a ComicInfo.xml file, but I don't think koreader takes those into account
>>100402245
>I doubt e-ink is better for anything than an oled screen.
it is for reading lmao. my oled phone doesn't compare at all to my e-ink reader (and honestly at some point I'll just buy an e-ink phone because of how comfy those screens are, and I don't watch videos or play games on my phone anyway)

>>100403782
>not relevant in the majority of cases
If you are reading Japanese comics it makes a big difference if the reader knows whether the book goes right to left or left to right.

>>100403172
Yeah, when I run qpdf --help this didn't show up.

>>100404577
>Run "qpdf --help=topic" for help on a topic.
>Run "qpdf --help=--option" for help on an option.
>Run "qpdf --help=all" to see all available help.

>>100402245
>t. never seen an eink screen

>>100379824
just koreader

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>>100389668
license as agpl3 fag

>>100386073
ive always wondered about this. logically you should be able to just send any files to a kindle or similar device, but considering how anal FAGMAN companies are, wouldn't they directly store any pirated material on your device on their own servers and remember you are a bad boy doing naughty things?

>>100379824
I just bought an ereader that didn't jail me in the first place
I will NEVER buy an ebook

>>100405699
They don't care, nobody has ever been banned from Amazon for pirated books as of yet.

>>100394813
Stock kindles can't open epubs, that's hilarious. "Oh but you can email the epub to amazon and they will convert it", AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>100401619
works on my ad supported kindle

>>100406306
You have to consider that before they added that option, you couldn't even have Amazon convert epub for you. For the tech illiterate Kindle users it was a big deal. They probably don't even realize you can transfer files via USB.

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>>100405419
give me one (1) good reason

>>100398614
>note taking and journaling
That is the market for the Remarkable, which is a silly high end premium segment.
Even more so because there is a few high end professions where physical note taking is a important part of their job, and getting rid of paper is a high end premium.

>>100380759
>shortcut
How do you make it?

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>>100407005
people who make forks must also share source code of their forks

>>100407072
Remarkable 2 is $350 plus whatever EMR stylus you need.
Most 10" note taking devices are under $500 as well. That's not particularly premium compared to the smaller devices.

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>>100407188
fair enough, changed

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>>100407372
>Remarkable 2 is $350
Plus subscription for file syncing.
>$500
Is what a mid end laptop costs. Or a game console.

Its expensive anon. But meanwhile iPhones and high end phones has increased 3-4x their normal prices, and we are in a era where there is a literal GPU shortage.

>>100405699
desu storing pirated material on their side seems to be a really bad idea
ig they just dont want to give up on their shitty proprietary file format, so thats ehy you have to "upload to kindle" or so

>>100408418
It isn't their responsibility to police it. They just treat it like a cloud storage service allocated to every kindle user, just like you don't get in trouble just for having pirated files in your iCloud or Google Drive unless you start sharing links to it.

>>100407966
As far as I see the subscription is included in the price for the first year.
Neither mid end laptops or game consoles are premium devices.

>>100409025
Ah, only the finest zoomer brainrot
I yield zoomie, surely its not that we live in strange times when the competing object is priced at 100x.

>>100392197
Do these fucking things ever go on fucking sale?
Really looking at the note air 3 cause of the size and sd card slot but I aint paying 500buckos for that.

I have a kindle paperwhite 11th gen running firmware version 5.16.3.1, am I able to jailbreak?

>>100409619
Yes, typically as some kind of "Back to school" kind of deal.
It may differ depending on the shop.

>>100409507
I'm not sure what you are after with all your buzzwords.
Despite overall inflation, 10" readers have been fairly stable at $400-500. Even the ancient Kindle DX cost that much.
Meanwhile you'll be hard pressed to find a 7.8" reader for $200 like we used to.

>>100409686
Go on mobileread and check but most likely no if it's even remotely up to date

>>100379824
I pretty much only use koreader, only time I'm out of koreader is because something went wrong. There's some stuff to do but only as a curiosity, mostly deprecated projects that you can look at but nothing truly useful like koreader.

You can do some wild stuff with koreader though, it would take too long to get into everything. But the best thing I've done so far is setting up dropbox cloud storage, now instead of managing and moving stuff to and out of my kindles I just keep my library on dropbox and download what I want to my kindles when I want it. You can also do the same with FTP and WebDAV if you want to selfhost.
>>100380952
yes
>>100381639
you don't need to convert them to anything, koreader can read .cbz, if you're downloading it in .zip format you can just rename it to .cbz

>>100389668
Cool stuff anon. I'll give it a try later.

>>100409941
>You can also do the same with FTP and WebDAV if you want to selfhost.
is there any tutorials on how to set that up on koreader? could be useful for me since my kobo only has 32GB internally

>>100391177
>expensive
Buy used one. There is literally zero reasons to buy a new ereader. I bought a pocketbook for 20 bucks and it works just fine.

>>100410063
there are no "tutorials" that hand hold you through the process but there is some guidance on forum posts and github issues if you google it.

>>100391221
Kindle can use epub now.

>>100411293
How often are you going to push that bullshit?
Having Amazon convert it for you is still a conversion and jailbreaking it to install Koreader is not actual support.

>>100391177
>>100391177
I got the 10th kindle basic for 40 nigger dollars from ebay
lmaoing at corporation

>>100410063
If you are self hosting just set up calibre, it comes with a remote library viewer that interfaces with koreader.

Broh

>>100394263
you can spend like 10 on it or 20 for a jailbroken one on ebay. i got one because i was spending too much of my free time looking at dumb shit on youtube when I could have been learning something that would actually help me like learning a new language and reading books in that language. so I recommend getting one for those reasons they suck for everything else but if you wanna read get one they are better then physical books imo

>>100409686
i dont think so
the latest jb (languagebreak) works up to 5.16.2

>>100391177
They're the least expensive option and converting a book is done for you by either Calibre or Send-To-Kindle. It's stupid easy. And Amazon has a 30 day return policy if you don't like it, other e-readers may not. It's probably the best option for a first-timer.

>>100395140
>And what about the color support? Is useful?
Not really. The screens are dark as shit cause of the RGB filter. You have to turn the brightness way up to see anything, and the ghosting problems for color content have not been solved yet.

>>100380140
I pretty much only do it to block ota updates while still being able to use wifi

>>100416513
Boox Super Refresh solved the ghosting issue.
>You have to turn the brightness way up to see anything
I never have to use more than 50% front light and on a bright day you can turn it off entirely.

>>100416883
I had the Boox Note Air 3C and it could not handle comics without ghosting, no matter what mode it was in. And at night indoors I had to turn it up so high it was brighter than my tablet.

>>100416919
What program did you use? In Neoreader you can set the Full-Refresh Rate to 0 and it still won't have visible ghosting in Regal. Even in Speed mode the ghosting is barely notable.

>>100379824
KOreader has a night mode that inverts text. made my old Paperwhite way nicer to use at night. I dislike it because the UI is so fucking jank. the main benefit of a jailbroken reader is just to be able to download whatever books from IRC.

>>100380140
Koreader

>>100417810
Still can't comprehend how this is much faster than whatever garbage is rendering stuff natively

>>100417356
Inversion is shit with e-ink. It makes the ghosting far more pronounced and the blacks aren't that black to begin with.

>>100417818
Especially once you realize that it's written in motherfucking LUA of all things

>>100403172
>>100404577
>>100404592

$ qpdf --help
Run "qpdf --help=topic" for help on a topic.
Run "qpdf --help=--option" for help on an option.
Run "qpdf --help=all" to see all available help.

Topics:
  add-attachment: attach (embed) files
  advanced-control: tweak qpdf's behavior
  attachments: work with embedded files
  completion: shell completion
  copy-attachments: copy attachments from another file
  encryption: create encrypted files
  exit-status: meanings of qpdf's exit codes
  general: general options
  help: information about qpdf
  inspection: inspect PDF files
  json: JSON output for PDF information
  modification: change parts of the PDF
  overlay-underlay: overlay/underlay pages from other files
  page-ranges: page range syntax
  page-selection: select pages from one or more files
  pdf-dates: PDF date format
  testing: options for testing or debugging
  transformation: make structural PDF changes
  usage: basic invocation

For detailed help, visit the qpdf manual: https://qpdf.readthedocs.io

I agree though that the man page is complete shit.

>>100417810
>>100417818
Does this fix pagination issues when reading large epubs?

>>100417975
luajit is really fast tho
and the core of it is written in c

>>100389668
I'm trying to get the community sources working to no avail. Mind sharing your settings.json file?

>>100416983
The stock reader it comes with, plus the kindle app. I got it at launch, so maybe they've updated since then but I couldn't get rid of the ghosting. I ended up returning it. The biggest problem was just how dark it was. I'll wait for gallery to get faster before I try color again.

>>100422361
sure, here it is:

{
  "source_lists": [
    "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Skittyblock/aidoku-community-sources/gh-pages/index.min.json"
  ],
  "languages": [
    "en"
  ]
}

>>100422361
>>100423011
also if it still doesnt work, ensure its on the right folder, on a kindle it should be something like /mnt/us/koreader/rakuyomi/settings.json

>>100423011
Thanks, anon. Managed to get it working by creating a couple of extra folders on ./rakuyomi/.
Pretty sick project, I like it.

If I want to read stuff from my amazon jp account, can i use a modern kindle? I have a 2011 model, but can't connect it to the account

>>100424290
which folders did you need to create?

>>100422745
Instead of using the Kindle app you get better result by removing the DRM in Calibre or similar and using the default readers.
If you use other software you need more fine tuning than simply choosing the modes. You can adjust how many actions are needed until there's a full screen refresh and how much refreshing is delayed to skip animations. The Kindle application for instance has animations on flipping pages and doesn't have an option to disable it so you'd need to keep that in mind (though remving DRM is the better option).

>>100424528
you could always de-drm stuff from your account and sideload it

>>100417822
nigga do you really think he gives a fuck about your opinion since he has clearly tried the inverted mode and prefers it for reading at night? retarded i must voice my opinion aah bitch

>>100379824
too bad the newer kindles all use secure boot so it's way more difficult to jailbreak these days. if my paperwhite ever dies i'm going kobo

>>100424685
Using dark mode on an e-reader is cargo cult.

>>100424570
sources and downloads.
Sources work kinda fucky, but I assume that's not your responsibility (Mangadex doesn't load chapters and Batoto crashes when adding series to the library)

>>100425128
weird, mangadex should work, its the one i use the most
would you mind uploading your crash.log file? it should be on koreader's home folder

>>100424528
Yeah but iirc you have to use a Japanese VPN for it go through amazon.co.jp
And obviously kindle doesn't support vpn, you have to set it up on router

>>100425962
Why must Amazon fuck over their customers?
With Kobo you can just use your account on https://books.rakuten.co.jp or simply access the selection on https://www.kobo.com/jp/en.

>>100426561
It's not that big of a deal.
Once you register your kindle, it will always remain on the japanese storefront.
This is only a problem because jp amazon uses a different account than all the rest of the country specific amazon websites.

>>100425128
i've sent some fixes for the crash when adding batoto mangas to the library and to create those folders automatically

the mangadex source not showing any chapters seems like a upstream bug, i've sent a PR fixing it, but here's a build with the fix applied while they don't accept it: https://files.catbox.moe/0bj0kr.aix. just replace multi.mangadex.aix with this in the sources folder

>>100389668
This looks awesome anon, thanks for sharing. The only reason I bought an android e-ink device was for manga.

How's Carta 1300? Can you tell a difference in person? I don't really see one on video.

>>100428284
Based.

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I wish I could find a cheap $20 kindle somewhere. I dont read enough to buy a kindle or any other ereader and im not 100% sure I would use it. I can throw away $20 to try something, but not $80 or whatever they want for a new kindle

>>100429622
there are some for like 50$ on ebay tho

>>100430820
even $50 is a bit too steep
$20 is the upper limit of what i can comfortably throw away

>>100392482
But what about epub?

>>100431731
werks on my kobo
if you have a kindle then it'll work if you're using koreader. if not I'm sure there's programs other than calibre that can convert them to .mobi or whatever format kindle prefers

>kindle

>>100380759
>>100385318
KOreader is literal shit because it has no vertical text support, which any real weeb would need.

>>100434399
There are some ways around it, as discussed on this issue.
https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues/11469

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>>100379824
>>100380279
>>100380759
>unashamed AIshit in branding
tasteless

>>100434665
I'm not interested in shitty hacks that have obvious limitations.

>>100405699
just dont enable wifi? its a digital book why does it need internet lol

>>100379824
I just transfer shit onto mine with calibre

>>100407966
>Plus subscription for file syncing
you dont need it if you manage your own data
the tablet runs linux and supports ssh and sftp from what I read

>>100434735
>i really want this specific functionality but i can't be arsed to do the bare minimum to get it working
Alright, suit yourself.

>>100435150
>specific functionality
It's a basic functionality every other e-reader software in the world supports. I'm not jumping through hoops to get something that's WORSE, are you fucking stupid?

>>100393736
message amazon support that you bought it for your kid and you don't want them seeing random ads. worked for me.

Zoop