calibre

EPUB and MOBI are e-book file formats massively used across the internets, e-book formats expressing novels, scientific data, programing books, school projects, etc.

Yet, sometimes there are situations demanding conversions of MOBI and EPUB to PDF, latter file format heavily utilized across the world, too, furthermore, being recognized and read/supported by more applications (usually implemented in operating systems by default).

Converting a MOBI/EPUB to PDF is as simple as:

Calibre is an advanced high-quality no-compromise e-book library management application, designed in mind (and implemented accordingly) with a vast and diverse set of features, including hassle-free e-book conversion, dedicated e-book reader, online-based metadata download, etc.

Calibre 0.9.27 has been released, introducing two new exciting online sources for cover downloads, additions extending Calibre's manner of finding and exposing covers from powerful online sources.

In the Ubuntu world, there are available thousands and thousands of applications, including full-fledged no-compromise apps rooted into a complete, professional overall experience.

Calibre fits perfectly into the above description, offering a massive set of functionalities paired with a constant development effort, latter aspect that enriches Calibre with new and new features and possibilities.

Calibre has been updated to another meaningful release, 0.9.23 version, introducing new exciting functionalities.

Reading books, converting between multiple-supported e-book formats, fetch online book details, set up solid book libraries, etc, are actions that can be hassle-free performed via Calibre, a no-compromise versatile e-book library management tool.

Calibre has been updated to version 0.9.20, enriching its contained functionalities.

Calibre is a powerful versatile e-book focused application, gathering a massive amount of features, functionalities and abilities under a filled-with-controls interface, basically, presenting itself as probably the most complete e-book library management tool (both in the open and proprietary worlds).

Yet, while Calibre already contains a wide and diverse number of features, it seems that the Calibre developers are constantly landing new and new features, constantly enriching and refining the e-book app.

Convert EPUB to MOBI, edit metadata, read AZW3, set up book libraries, etc, are actions easily performed via Calibre, powerful, solid and full-of-features e-book library management tool that, via numerous-yet-properly exposed options, allows the user to enjoy an overall professional e-book related experience.

Calibre has been updated to another interesting release, 0.9.17, introducing handy features and bug fixes.

Calibre is a full-fledged e-book library management utility, gathering a massive set of features and abilities under one main application, where conversion of numerous-supported-file-formats, edit metadata, reading books, fetching online news, etc, are intuitively exposed and categorized.

By default, Calibre offers an easily-graspable file conversion method, allowing users to convert between a wide range of book formats, including from x file format to PDF.

As part of the default installation, Ubuntu ships powerful applications and features, including Unity, an innovative polished interface that presents itself as a modern no-compromise piece of software.

As third-party apps, users are able to install VLC media player, GIMP, Blender, Calibre, etc, tools that bear a high-quality set of functionalities, allowing the "open" user to enjoy professional suitable-for-advanced-tasks tools, while ignoring the proprietary world (basically remaining in the "open" without renouncing to various functionality types).

Calibre is a powerful versatile all-in-one e-book manager, featuring handy e-book viewer, hassle-free conversion of multiple supported file formats, online news fetching, library management capabilities, etc, basically, presenting itself as a modern filled-with-functionalities application.

Calibre has been updated to version 0.9.7, introducing a multitude of features and refinements.

EPUB is an e-book format used by a massive amount of users, devices, applications, etc, format that can be easily managed, edited, tweaked, read, etc, via Calibre, a powerful versatile e-book library all-in-one tool (combining, under the same "roof", e-book reader, converter, online news fetching, etc).

Calibre has been updated to another meaningful release, 0.9.5, introducing support for embedding specific fonts into converted EPUBs (and AZW3s).