Kindle on Linux
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5 awesome amazon kindle tricksby Thelinkpod52,617 views- 1:45
Debian Proofby zingyfruitbat1,168 views
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Kindle Fire and other Tablet rants...by arthursucks819 views
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Kindle Secretsby SoftwareJellypie57,528 views
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Using Kindle's experimental featuresby butterscotchcom28,488 views
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How to hack Wireless password with Ubuntu 10.10 Maverickby ThePegel54,289 views
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Calibre is my ONLY tool to manage my Kindle and ebooksby pleabargain13,595 views
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Amazon Kindle: Complete Reviewby MelissaJenna112,943 views
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NES on Kindle Emulatorby vavivavi60,382 views
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SNES Emulator - Snow Linuxby seaner992247 views
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Ubuntu Basics (calibre tutorial E-book reader, downloader, manager)by rjwse1,273 views
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How to sync kindle with linuxby pleabargain749 views
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Kindle & Calibre - automatic collections / series creating tutorialby silverfist4,251 views
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Kindle 3rd Gen Review - Gmail, Google Talk, Google Maps, Blogger - Part 1by odouroushouseant58,689 views
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Ubuntu on Kindle Fireby prattmdweb1,181 views
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A Senior Student Reflects on Her Kindle Reading Experienceby theunquietlibrary643 views
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Kindle Hacking 101 - E Book DRM Removalby pox98157,890 views
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Kindle 2.3 JailBreak (Kindle電子書2.3中文破解)by Orangcom10,431 views
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eBook Converter - Calibre - Ubuntu 9.10by gotbletu32,844 views
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kindle Pc for linuxby darkfena31395 views
I thought you were gonna be running linux on your kindle heh. I prolly should adjust my search query to something like "linux running on kindle" instead.... I saw another vid doing the same thing, I'd recommend showing people how to use Calibre or something to convert ebooks to kindle format as plugging it into the computer isn't too instructional, could be done with:
1. Plug in Kindle.
2. Wait for window to pop up.
3. Put files in the documents folder of your Kindle.
4. Enjoy.
DrRegnig 1 month ago
If it doesn't mount properly just do this:
sudo mkdir /media/kindle
sudo fdisk -l
sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /media/kindle
Yours may not be sdd1 but use whatever yours says when you do the fdisk -l command :)
Also, ubuntu is an african word so it *isn't* pronounced "you-bun-too" :) Means unity or something.
DrRegnig 1 month ago
Cool.
OSChrome 1 year ago
They really are an amazing bit of kit. I've been taking mine everywhere! So easy to just whip it out and read a few pages.
Lorfarius 1 year ago