So if you are looking for that, you will need to check other sources on the internet. I will be using it on local network and it will be only ebook server, so I don’t need HTTPS or security hardening. I allocated 2vCPUs, 1GB or RAM and 120GB of hard drive for this machine. My machine also has fixed IP address, and other than that, it is empty machine. All of this can be also done on server without GUI, there is still web interface through which you can organize your collections. I did it this way because it is easier to organize books on machine with GUI. I’m doing this on Ubuntu 20.04 with desktop environment. I checked Ubooquity and some other solutions, but in the end, I went back to Calibre, because it simply fits best my needs. I looked a lot and tested a lot of solutions, and in the end I selected to stick with Calibre. Now, onto our problem… Ebook organization. Really great site, if you haven’t checked it out yet, I highly recommend it. I bought a lot of books there since they started they Book and Comics packs and after some time I figured that I’m getting lost in my collections. They have all kind of great deals on books and comics. At first, I tried to upload my ebooks to Kindle service, but not all books (larger ones) would fit to the service and after some time, I had a mess on my hands, because books would be across devices and directories.Īnd who is to blame for this? Humble Bundle. I have so many books, but my organization is zero. I have a huge problem I had to address long time ago.
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