For example, you can search text or paragraphs in an entire ebook, you can zoom in and rotate images, you can open footnotes in popovers, you can turn pages with a two-finger swipe gesture, or you can open multiple books at the same time. The app also supports OPDS feeds if you want to get books online.Īs mentioned before, there are lots of cool new features for all your ebook reading and management needs. Supported ebook formats include EPUB, Kindle, Mobipocket, FictionBook, as well as comic book archive formats. The app offers single-column, two-column, or continuous scrolling layouts for reading ebooks, support for right-to-left (RTL) and vertical text, auto-hyphenation, as well as a skeuomorphic mode that mimics the look and feel of a real-world ebook reader device with an e-ink display.
While in the Catalogs section you’ll be able to browse and download free ebooks from some well-known sources, the Library view is the place you’ll find every ebook that you’ve downloaded through the app or manually opened with reading progress information. While its interface may look simple, don’t be fooled because Foliate comes with numerous options and nifty tools that go beyond just reading ebooks.įoliate’s user interface has two main views, Library and Catalogs. Written in GTK, Foliate is a great ebook viewer/reader software with lots of cool features. You will just have to download the app and try it out yourself.This week’s “Flatpak App of the Week” is Foliate, a powerful, open-source, and modern ebook viewer software created by John Factotum for GNU/Linux distributions. The aim of MComix is to improve on all the features supported in Comix and add a lot more so I can’t list all of them here. Customizable Interface: hide any toolbar, change background colors, e.t.c.Contains an image enhancer with options to transform images by rotating or flipping.Supports fast scrolling (using the spacebar).Supports Manga mode (comics that read from right-to-left).Display modes: Fullscreen double page Fit image to window width, height or both.Comprehensive online documentation here.FOSS – free to download and use Open source with its source code available on SourceForge.Being a fork of Comix, it can serve as a generic viewer and also supports a variety of container formats including CB7, CBT, and PDF, among others.
MComix is a user-friendly, cross-platform and customizable Ebook reader specifically designed to handle comic books. Today, I introduce to you another cool comic book reader (probably even cooler) and it goes by the name of MComix. Another one is Bookworm, which is both an Ebook reader and manager. You must already know Peruse by now, a lightweight comic reader for Linux desktops.
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