Wonderful article, Bryan. Thanks for sharing the workflow you developed.
I was excited when I went to the FBReader site and saw that the version number was now up to 0.99.4 (the last version I used was 0.12). But then I was a little disappointed when I saw that only the Qt4 interface was supported now (it used to have Qt and GTK interfaces; not a big deal to me, but some people care about that kind of thing). Super disappointed that the version of FBReader in Fedora 19 is version 0.12. I'm going to try installing FBReader and <a href="https://github.com/sakisds/pPub">pPub</a> (a python/gtk3/webkit based e-reader) from source.
It does work with Apache OpenOffice, though, according to the Writer2ePub plugin project's site (which is mostly in Italian), there is a separate download for Apache OpenOffice 4.X. (The one marked 1.1.25A). Version 1.1.25 is compatible with LibreOffice 3.X-4.X, OpenOffice.org 3.X, Apache OpenOffice 3.X, and NeoOffice. I haven't tested it too much, but it does work.
Wonderful article, Bryan. Thanks for sharing the workflow you developed.
I was excited when I went to the FBReader site and saw that the version number was now up to 0.99.4 (the last version I used was 0.12). But then I was a little disappointed when I saw that only the Qt4 interface was supported now (it used to have Qt and GTK interfaces; not a big deal to me, but some people care about that kind of thing). Super disappointed that the version of FBReader in Fedora 19 is version 0.12. I'm going to try installing FBReader and <a href="https://github.com/sakisds/pPub">pPub</a> (a python/gtk3/webkit based e-reader) from source.