Interesting project on the novel writing platform. I’m surprised they did’t use git for the backend sync, it would seem purpose built for something like that.
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He specifically goes on to say it’s primarily from dealing with anti-AI backlash in response to his use of Claude to help (solely) maintain the client: https://github.com/andrewrabert/jellium-desktop/issues/609
If you set it’s download folder in the .env to the same as the ingestion folder for Calibre, it’ll just show up. Set -no-browser-downloads and it’ll just drop that into the folder and won’t prompt you to save it manually.
--- version: "2.1" services: calibre: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/calibre:latest container_name: calibre environment: - PUID=0 - PGID=0 - TZ=America/Denver security_opt: - seccomp=unconfined volumes: - ./data:/config ports: - 7080:8080 - 7081:8081 - 7181:8181 restart: unless-stopped labels: - com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=true openbooks: ports: - 7082:80 volumes: - './data/:/books' restart: unless-stopped container_name: calibre-openbooks # command: --persist command: --name asdasuu6ghgf --persist --no-browser-downloads environment: - BASE_PATH=/ image: evanbuss/openbooks:latest labels: - com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=trueYou’ll have to manually set the ingest folder in Calibre in the the setting to this folder that shows in the calibre container as “config” (or maybe just the root folder, can’t recall)
I’m not sure what the problem with the android version of Element X might be, it works perfectly for me and my wife. Voice and vid work fine, but that’s also using the matrix.org server. YMMV with your own self-hosted server, I have one for my agents but I haven’t used voice/vid with it.
And yah, I had high hopes for NC Talk, but it’s not worth the trouble even if you provision a STUN/TURN server.
Openbooks IRC download to calibre guacamole instance to fbreader opds connection. Once I pick a book it’s automated to the point that I find it on my reader index page.

I mean, I’ve run across badly documented FOSS apps as well, but if I submit a correction, I don’t wrap up my ego in whether they take it or not.
If it’s been open for more than a week or two, I just delete it so it isn’t hanging around my feed. No worries, if that’s how you want to run your project it’s no skin off my nose.
But what kinda dweeb goes off on it in a Reddit post?