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Obsidian Calibre PluginThis is a calibre Content server plugin for Obsidian. Allow you to access your calibre libraries and read books directly in Obsidian. Rearrange a comfortable layout of the workspace, you can take notes while reading, and read more books at the same time by opening more panes.Obsidian Calibre PluginHow it WorksHow to useStart quicklySTEP 1: Start Content ServerSTEP 2: Install Calibre PluginSTEP 3: Open Calibre ContainerHow to Change Content Server PortChange in Calibre ApplicationChange in Calibre PluginManually installing the pluginThe calibre Content serverHow it WorksCalibre plugin will open a Obsidian view in your workspace when you click Calibre ribbon icon. The view contains an iframe to connect to the content server. You can change the server address in plugin settings.How to useStart quicklySTEP 1: Start Content ServerTo start the server, click the Connect/share button and choose Start Content server.STEP 2: Install Calibre PluginJust do it.STEP 3: Open Calibre ContainerClick the ribbon icon to open Calibre Container.How to Change Content Server PortChange in Calibre ApplicationChange in Calibre PluginManually installing the pluginCopy over main.js, styles.css, manifest.json from Releases to your vault VaultFolder/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-calibre-plugin/.The calibre Content serverSee

Install Calibre, update it by running:flatpak updateFlatpak will fetch and install the latest version available on Flathub.How to Remove Calibre on Fedora LinuxIf you no longer need Calibre, follow these steps to remove it based on your installation method.For DNF InstallationsTo remove Calibre installed via DNF, run:sudo dnf remove calibreThis will uninstall Calibre and its associated dependencies.For Flatpak InstallationsFor Flatpak installations, remove Calibre using:flatpak uninstall --delete-data com.calibre_ebook.calibreTo clean up unused Flatpak data, you can also run:flatpak remove --unusedFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Q: How can I migrate my Calibre library from another system to Fedora Linux?A: To migrate your Calibre library, copy the entire library folder from the source system to the destination system running Fedora Linux. Once copied, launch Calibre and select “Use Existing Library” during the setup process or through the “Switch/Create Library” option under the Library menu. Navigate to the copied folder and confirm the selection. Calibre will recognize and load your library, preserving all metadata, custom columns, and e-book files. Q: What can I do if Calibre doesn’t detect my e-book reader on Fedora Linux?A: If Calibre doesn’t recognize your e-book reader, ensure it’s connected and mounted properly on Fedora. Use the command lsblk to verify the device is detected by the system. If it is, check that the required filesystem (e.g., FAT32 or exFAT) is supported and that you have installed the necessary drivers. For Flatpak users, grant Calibre access to removable devices by running flatpak override --user --filesystem=/run/media/username. Restart Calibre after making these changes. Q: Can I run multiple libraries in Calibre on Fedora Linux?A: Yes, Calibre supports managing multiple libraries. Use the “Switch/Create Library” option in the Library menu to create a new library or switch between existing ones. You can also start Calibre with a specific library by using the command calibre --with-library=/path/to/library. This

New files to disk. This flag allows it to do so as long as it receives the request locally.Save and close the file.Now enable the service and start it:sudo systemctl enable calibre-serversudo systemctl start calibre-serverReboot your server:sudo rebootWait a few minutes and then visit again in your local web browser to ensure that the calibre Content server booted automatically.Now let’s add some authentication to our application.Step 5 — (Optional) Adding User Authentication to the calibre Content ServerYou now have a fully functioning calibre Content server that you can access from any device. Currently, however, anyone who knows your server’s IP address can access your ebooks. You might not want this. Instead, let’s configure calibre’s built-in user management system so you can force visitors to authenticate with a username and password.First, SSH back into your server and stop calibre. This will allow us to manipulate calibre’s database directly:sudo systemctl stop calibre-serverNow start calibre’s user management script:calibre-server --manage-usersWhen prompted, choose to add a new user. Then select a username and strong password. You will see a final output message like this:OutputUser mycalibreuser added successfully!Now we need to make one small edit to our service.Reopen calibre-server.service:sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/calibre-server.serviceTo enable authentication, add the --enable-auth flag to the end of the line starting ExecStart. It should look like this:. . .ExecStart=/opt/calibre/calibre-server /home/sammy/calibre-library --enable-local-write --enable-auth. . .Save and close the file.Refresh the services daemon to rescan the services files, and start the calibre server again with:sudo systemctl daemon-reloadsudo systemctl start calibre-serverIf you visit your library again, it should now prompt you for a username and password before allowing you to access it.There are more ways to add functionality to our calibre Content server. In the next step, we will add a cron job to automatically add downloaded books to our calibre library.Step 6 — (Optional) Automatically Adding Books to Your calibre LibraryIt can be useful to set up a cron job that watches a specific directory and adds any books it finds to your calibre library. This way, you can download or upload books to this folder and they’ll automatically become available via the calibre web

Retires from CALIBRE --> April 04, 2024 Craig College has been named a CFO Finalist for the Chief Officer Awards by WashingtonExec --> April 03, 2024 CALIBRE Secures Financial Management Operations Support Contract for the U.S. Army --> February 09, 2024 CALIBRE Wins Contract to Support Models and Database Tools Used to Cost Army Organization Structure and Capabilities --> January 30, 2024 Richard Pineda named Top Exec to Watch in 2024 --> January 16, 2024 Charles Onstott named Top Chief Technology Officer to Watch in 2024 --> November 16, 2023 Northern Virginia Technology Council Names CALIBRE a Tech 100 Company, and CALIBRE President & CEO, Richard Pineda, Tech 100 Top Exec --> September 22, 2023 CALIBRE Wins Contract to Continue Education and Training Support at the U.S. Army Force Management School --> September 19, 2023 CALIBRE receives the Champions of Accountability Badge from Northern Virginia Technology Council and Community Foundation for Northern Virginia --> July 13, 2023 CALIBRE Wins Spot on $610 Million U.S. Army Training Support Systems Enterprise (TSS-E) Mission Support Services Multiple Award (MA) Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) --> June 30, 2023 CALIBRE Promotes Kristen McLeod to Senior Vice President, Finance & Accounting and Controller --> Febuary 01, 2023 CALIBRE Receives National Recognition as a 2023 Top Workplaces Recipient --> October 18, 2022 CALIBRE Welcomes Teresa Albo as Vice President, Business Development --> May 3rd, 2022 CALIBRE Elevates Laura Giangiuli, Chief Human Resources Officer, to Corporate Officer --> January 26, 2022 CALIBRE Awarded Contract for Professional Services in Support of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (DASA) and US Army Manpower Analysis Agency (USAMAA) --> January 24, 2022 CALIBRE Awarded Contract for Professional Services in Support of the Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-9’s Base Realignment and Closure Program --> January 6, 2022 CALIBRE Welcomes

Jerry Hogge, Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer --> November 2, 2021 CALIBRE and the Ford-Lincoln Veteran Careers Program will be featured on Military Makeover: Operation Career --> August 9, 2021 CALIBRE Welcomes Kristen McLeod, CPA, VP of Finance & Accounting and Controller --> August 3, 2021 CALIBRE Relocates its Huntsville, AL Regional Office --> July 22, 2021 CALIBRE Taps Greg Price to Bolster Business Development Efforts --> May 25, 2021 CALIBRE Systems, Inc. Announces, "CALIBRE Commits to IT Transformation with Charles Onstott as CTO” --> April 15, 2021 CALIBRE Systems, Inc. Announces, “CMMI Maturity Level V on Development” --> December 17, 2020 Northern Virginia Technology Council Announces the 2020 NVTC Tech 100 Honorees --> December 16, 2020 CALIBRE Secures A Spot on OASIS Unrestricted Pool 1 --> December 08, 2020 CALIBRE Wins $135 Million VA TAP Contract --> February 29, 2020 CALIBRE Awarded U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) G8 Contract --> View All

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