To delete files (as far as I know), you need to connect to a computer and use the file manager (Dolphin on my Ubuntu box File Manager on a Windows box) or the calibre program itself.
There's also no way (on the Nook itself) to move or re-organize the file once it's downloaded in "My Downloads" is where it sits and where it stays. The bad part is that the files just show as an inelegant epub filename there's no cover to view. You can access the epub files by going to Libary -> My Files -> My Downloads. The Nook downloads the book into a separate Downloads area on the nook as just a regular epub file. I have Calibre-server running on my Linux box and I use the Nook web browser to view the library and download books from the calibre-server. I'm using my Nook Color with the calibre-content server on a regular basis. Is there a way to download books to the Nook by accessing the calibre content server web page? I'm an iPad user, but I'm very interested in some of the magazine subscriptions for B&N and the form factor of the iPad is just a little too big for comfortable bed time reading.
If Aldiko and Moon are released on the nook market you will not need to root your nook. I love this because I don't have to filter through books on my local nook, I can use calibres tag engine to search for a book I want to read. All you have to do for Alkdio/Moon is point the app to the web servers IP:PORT address and the rest will work flawlessly. For the Kindle app I have to download the books through a browser. On my ROMed nook I can easily download calibre content* either with my web browser or through Alkdio or Moon eReader apps.
That said the nook is a good choice if you are willing to root your nook or better yet ROM your nook you can get close to the performance of a Samsung. Thanks!I really love my nook but for $100 more the Samsung is really a better choice than the nook. At least with the NC, I can either get my de-DRMed books or root it and install the Kindle app on it (I think).Īnyway, this is good information. I could avoid that by running the Kindle app natively, but all the other tablets are too expensive. We buy most of our stuff on Kindle, but remove the DRM.
What I really want is a Samsung tablet because I can run the Kindle app on it. The main reason I'm looking at the NC is the form factor and the cost.
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