andreuy1980 | # 11 | 2009-10-11, 05:23 | Report

the best site it's scribd.com
You can download book as pdf, works perfect for my N800
Always people on the train stare at my ebooks lol

Flandry | # 12 | 2009-10-11, 05:51 | Report

I got most of my ebooks on usenet years ago. Ah, the memories. hehe.

Re: Kindle
I doubt it. Closed, proprietary, DRM-laden "solutions" and a linux computer mix like oil and water.

Thor | # 13 | 2009-10-11, 06:25 | Report

I use mobipocket reader and there are thousnads of free books at project gutenberg. I'm reading the original Dracula at the moment

ysss | # 14 | 2009-10-11, 06:41 | Report

People (especially here) talk about DRM as a bad thing, but what is the 'proper foss compliant' way to safeguard one's (properly licensed) work anyway?

allnameswereout | # 15 | 2009-10-11, 07:33 | Report

ePub format is closed. Amazon not allows 3rd party.

Perhaps IREX DR800 will. At least it uses GNOME. http://jaap.haitsma.org/2009/10/09/b...er-uses-gnome/

ysss | # 16 | 2009-10-11, 07:40 | Report

ePub is already hackable, isn't it?
I'm seeing less leaked\hacked Kindle formatted content out there..

Laughing Man | # 17 | 2009-10-11, 15:51 | Report

Answer? In reality and the long run you can't.

Matan | # 18 | 2009-10-11, 15:59 | Report

You know that the Kindle is a Linux based device, right?

kianmc | # 19 | 2011-02-22, 00:57 | Report

As the iPhone continues to gain momentum and increase in popularity so does the popularity and variety of iPhone applications.
create your own iphone apps

geneven | # 20 | 2011-02-22, 01:49 | Report

Google for "skindle" for other options, though my recent experience seems to indicate that you need an old version of Kindle for PC to defeat the Kindle DRM.