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Running Adobe Digital Editions on Ubuntu
Using Adobe Digital Editions to transfer books to the Nook, or a workaroundHow to install Adobe Digital EditionsI switched to 12.10 and my wine - adobe digital editions stuff stopped workingDoes the Adobe Suite run on Ubuntu?Adobe connect and Ubuntu 12.04Running Adobe Dreamweaver on UbuntuDoes Ubuntu support Adobe?
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I have tried at least six or seven methods posted over the web. None work.
Tried it on 14 4. 16.4. 17.4. And 19.4 and 19.10
Has anyone found some instructions that a regular user can follow and that are not from 2012 or so.
I found one by Pat David but I'm too dense to understand them.
I use adobe digital editions to borrow library books on my Kobo reader here in Canada. Works great on win7 but not Ubuntu
adobe
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I have tried at least six or seven methods posted over the web. None work.
Tried it on 14 4. 16.4. 17.4. And 19.4 and 19.10
Has anyone found some instructions that a regular user can follow and that are not from 2012 or so.
I found one by Pat David but I'm too dense to understand them.
I use adobe digital editions to borrow library books on my Kobo reader here in Canada. Works great on win7 but not Ubuntu
adobe
edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
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Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
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There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00
add a comment
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I have tried at least six or seven methods posted over the web. None work.
Tried it on 14 4. 16.4. 17.4. And 19.4 and 19.10
Has anyone found some instructions that a regular user can follow and that are not from 2012 or so.
I found one by Pat David but I'm too dense to understand them.
I use adobe digital editions to borrow library books on my Kobo reader here in Canada. Works great on win7 but not Ubuntu
adobe
edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
24.1k15 gold badges82 silver badges166 bronze badges
asked May 27 at 21:23
Wolf7Wolf7
111 bronze badge
I have tried at least six or seven methods posted over the web. None work.
Tried it on 14 4. 16.4. 17.4. And 19.4 and 19.10
Has anyone found some instructions that a regular user can follow and that are not from 2012 or so.
I found one by Pat David but I'm too dense to understand them.
I use adobe digital editions to borrow library books on my Kobo reader here in Canada. Works great on win7 but not Ubuntu
adobe
adobe
edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
24.1k15 gold badges82 silver badges166 bronze badges
asked May 27 at 21:23
Wolf7Wolf7
111 bronze badge
edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
24.1k15 gold badges82 silver badges166 bronze badges
asked May 27 at 21:23
Wolf7Wolf7
111 bronze badge
edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
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edited May 28 at 6:01
andrew.46
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Wolf7Wolf7
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Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
1
There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00
add a comment
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Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
1
There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00
Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
1
1
There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00
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Thats supposed to read: Kobo Reader.
– Wolf7
May 27 at 21:24
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There is no Ubuntu 19.10 yet.
– danzel
May 27 at 22:26
Use Calibre instead. It's native and you can find it at the Ubuntu Software.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 27 at 22:55
@GabrielaGarcia Usually library books are locked into a proprietary system such as Adobe Digital Editions rather than Calibre. I personally wish this was different...
– andrew.46
May 28 at 6:00