While it's not helping to improve my almost non-existant Latin comprehension, I'm really enjoying reading Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" with #Foliate
It's a fun book for medieval schismatic tangents.
I've been kind of high on this #epub reader for a few months now; but, I love having an in-line pop up window for a dictionary, wiki, and translate.
Perfect cold Sunday afternoon for diving into another book! 📖 This time, I'm enjoying Jules Verne's "Around The Moon" (1870), the sequel to "From the Earth to the Moon." Reading and loving it! 💫
En RIBES hemos empezado a publicar todo en PDF, HTML, EPUB y XML JATS. Algunos resultados interesantes:
- Hasta ahora, hay un total de 3.029 visualizaciones de archivos. - El 60.38% en PDF - El 23.74% en HTML - 15.88% en otros formatos.
Parece que publicar los trabajos en HTML es relevante. Lo del JATS XML va más para indexar en el futuro con bases de datos: es más semántico que de estilo.
Aunque ya lo dijimos, la conversión a HTML y EPUB la hacemos con Pandoc en apenas una orden:
En RIBES hemos empezado a publicar todo en PDF, HTML, EPUB y XML JATS. Algunos resultados interesantes:
- Hasta ahora, hay un total de 3.029 visualizaciones de archivos. - El 60.38% en PDF - El 23.74% en HTML - 15.88% en otros formatos.
Parece que publicar los trabajos en HTML es relevante. Lo del JATS XML va más para indexar en el futuro con bases de datos: es más semántico que de estilo.
Aunque ya lo dijimos, la conversión a HTML y EPUB la hacemos con Pandoc en apenas una orden:
Ever felt the need to convert a #PDF into a fixed-layout #EPUB that preserves the table of contents, internal cross-references and hyperlinks? Finding no out-of-the-box solution, I've developed one myself using #Python and the #PyMuPDF library. Here it is, open source, and ready for use:
This morning i finished reading #DesperateRemedies [#ThomasHardy]. Next i shall re-read #1984 [#GeorgeOrwell]. The thing about my leisure reading, as the above possibly indicates, is that i like to randomly flit about in my #eLibrary, not necessarily remain tonally &/or temporally consistent.
I read this article & was disappointed with it, even annoyed by it. In multiple places there was a direct conflation of reading with buying, such that in many other places in it only using the word "read / reading", i suspiciously intuited an implicit conflation as well.
What of we readers who in our larger ethos are anti-capitalist anti-consumerist, who still read & love reading, but who do not purchase commercial books? What of us who are big fans of @gutenberg_org & have extensive #ePub#eBook libraries on our devices, & so happily devour a rich assortment of classic english, french, russian, merkan, strayan etc novels thereby? We don't purchase, therefore we don't count, right? Our reading pleasure is second-class, right?