If you could report any issue encountered with the package, here or on the github, that would be very helpful. Obviously, this is testing, so be prepared to unwanted behavior (but the library itself should be fine as it’s never touched by any script) The upgrade from the last 0.6.0 version may run for a long time on small boards like raspberry pi and such as we have to run through multiple versions and to install a few things each time, this is normal.
Go to this site and download previous version. If you want to help, you may run upgrade: The latest version of Calibre from the Ubuntu 20.04 default repositories is working properly again. This version has a better LDAP integration (which is now in the app and not via a patch, allowing me to do more up to date releases in the future), allows OPDS (which was not working), handle audiobook and has kobo devices integration among others improvements. I’ve been using it for a few days now without issues and I wanted to have some feedback before pushing it to master. These buttons behave just like those in a web browser. If you click on links inside the e-book to take you to different parts of the book, such as an endnote, you can use the Back and Forward buttons in the top left corner of the viewer controls. I’ve just pushed into testing a new version of calibre-web, which is now based on the last release (0.6.7beta). Clicking on this URL will open the book in the calibre E-book viewer at the current location.
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