Martín Fernández

for mac, instead of custom shortcuts for copy/paste/fullscreen..., we can use StandardKey.[whatever]. This leaves Modifiers untouched (I mean Shift, Alt & Ctrl) and use an event filter to handle those...

Nobody cares about licensing unless the IP is tied to a company/foundation or the individual holding the IP wants to sell the program under an EULA, incompatible with the license....

Then you're fine and you can keep GPLv2. As far as I understand changing the license to any other could be harder to enforce properly because only the copyright holder...

> For CoolReader, this matters because the Android framework libraries are used (which theoretically can be considered as system libraries, which is allowed https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#SystemLibraryException) and until recently used the Android...

@virxkane: thanks for the thanks, but we need to thank @linsui, who did the work on fdroid's repos.

#129 is a partial fix that works (or worked, I didn't try again) on some filemanagers. Probably the original issue #126 is still unfixed.

Coolreader didn't enforce Android Scope storage. Duplicate #139. Related #126

To build against qt5 ```sh mkdir coolreader/build cd coolreader/build cmake -DGUI=QT5 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DMAX_IMAGE_SCALE_MUT=2 -DDOC_DATA_COMPRESSION_LEVEL=3 -DDOC_BUFFER_SIZE=0x1400000 -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local .. make ``` resulting binary is in `cr3qt/cr3`

> Don't bother with calibre metadata. Just send Calibre whatever we have available in Nickel's DB. Simple to implement, probably the most efficient. Downside is not keeping the metadata.calibre file...

Yes, is a risk to share mounted filesystems through usb without a proper way to check the state of the filesystem. Koreader in kobos is installed under /mnt/onboard, so no...