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So you can only read while at home, unless I misunderstood something.
You should def setup a reverse proxy. Our wiki has examples for most of the popular ones: https://wiki.kavitareader.com/en/install/reverse-proxy
"a rocket fueled self-hosted digital library" - what does it mean that it's rocket fueled...?
If it could download "to-read" books/manga onto local storage and then sync page numbers when you connect to wifi that would be amazing.
UI with minimalism, open source and cross-platform (Win, Lin, Mac) -- what's not to like about it?! And a great name too. Kavita means poem or poetry in Sanskrit and pretty much all Indic languages. I'm sure others will point out the pros/cons vis-a-vis Calibre reader. But each serves a different niche. This one seems particularly geared towards comics. So cannot expect all the bells and whistles of Calibre.
> Kavita means poem or poetry in Sanskrit and pretty much all Indic languages.
Would love to give the demo a try, but am getting "Your credentials aren't correct" unfortunately.
That just means someone changed it because they are bullies. Let me change it back. :)
Speaking of libraries, does anyone know a minimalist amateur library software a hackerspace could use? We currently only have a few books, but the list could as well grow and it would be nice to have a webpage that would help us track who brought / borrowed what.
https://www.goodfirms.co/blog/best-free-open-source-library-...
Good luck!
Could it then be used as a public library of one's own works?
Speaking of libraries, does anyone know a minimalist amateur library software a hackerspace could use? We currently only have a few books, but the list could as well grow and it would be nice to have a webpage that would help us track who brought / borrowed what.