Kepublicity is a graphical application for turning standard EPUB ebooks into Kobo-formatted KEPUB files. It provides a simple way to prepare ebooks for Kobo readers without having to perform conversions from the command line.
The application supports both local conversion and direct device transfer. You can add EPUB files, process multiple books in a batch, and either save the resulting KEPUB files locally or send them directly to a connected Kobo device. Drag-and-drop support provides another quick way to add ebooks for processing.
Kepublicity uses kepubify as its conversion engine. The Flatpak build compiles and bundles kepubify alongside the application rather than relying on a separately installed copy.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Converts standard EPUB ebooks to Kobo-formatted KEPUB files.
- Uses kepubify as the underlying EPUB-to-KEPUB conversion engine.
- Processes multiple ebooks in a single batch.
- Supports drag-and-drop for adding EPUB files.
- Sends converted ebooks directly to a connected Kobo reader.
- Saves converted KEPUB files to local storage when device transfer is not required.
- Provides a graphical alternative to running kepubify from the command line.
Website: codeberg.org/nathandyer/Kepublicity
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Developer: Nathan Dyer
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Kepublicity is written in Vala. Learn Vala with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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