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For those, you're encouraged to have a look at the stable version - KindlePDFViewer. There is currently no support for pure keyboard-based devices. Feel free to ask questions in this thread and report bugs in our issue tracker (link at the bottom of this posting).

You will notice some inconveniences, some incoherences in the user interface and maybe even a bug here and there.
DJVU TO PDF REDDIT DOWNLOAD
download a current nightly or release build, which should be linked to from here:.
DJVU TO PDF REDDIT INSTALL
install KUAL ( ) or KPV Booklet (not sure if there's a matching release already, this post will be updated soon).Open Source Software: you're invited to help us and start hacking on KOReader! The frontend is coded in Lua, so you need only an editor to get going.alternatively, you can use KPV Booklet to launch KOReader.KUAL integration: The reader comes with configuration files for KUAL (and, which doesn't make much sense right now, also for launchpad - but there is only support for touch input so far in the application).supported document formats: PDF, DJVU, CBZ, FB2, TXT, HTML, RTF, CHM, MOBI, EPUB (and maybe even more?).This ensures that the Kindle experts can help you with Kindle-specific problems, and the KOReader experts can help you with KOReader-specific problems. device integration, getting KOReader to run, anything where it matters that you are using a Kindle and not a Kobo/Pocketbook/Android). Going forward, let's dedicate this thread to issues which involve KOReader-on-Kindles only (e.g. KOReader, which runs on several brands of devices, now has a dedicated forum of its own.įrom now on, please address any general questions about KOReader (anything which applies equally no matter what device you are running KOReader on) in the KOReader forum.
