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I have been scouring the internet looking for a good solution to reading .pdb eBooks on Linux. It seems that there isn't one. Could you perhaps recommend a good app ...
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    PDB File Reader

    I have been scouring the internet looking for a good solution to reading .pdb eBooks on Linux.
    It seems that there isn't one.
    Could you perhaps recommend a good app to either convert the file easily into something readable or (more preferably) an app that can read them?
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    If you are unable to find any native Linux pdb readers that you like, you could consider running a windows app under WINE. I'm thinking yBook and iSilo might work with WINE.
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    Back when I was using Windows I got a copy of eReader, the proprietary software used to read ebooks in the pdb format.
    That is a last resort. I don't want to have to do that.
    What's this I see around about pdb files in OOo?
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    I've heard that Plucker will work with PDB files and Linux, but I've never tried it so can't say for sure:

    Plucker: The best HTML and ebook reader for Palm and Windows mobile devices

    Maybe someone else will jump in with some suggestions.
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