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>>8366809
get a fucking bookshelf.

>>8366815
Im afraid my IQ exceeds that of 125, my slow witted chum.

I came to this board just now (rather than the superior, holistic /his/) for a similar question.

Is there a way to make it so calibre actually manages even its own folders? When I delete a book on calibre it still remains within the calibre library folder.

The calibre library itself was a double of wherever you sourced books in the first place. Now I can't even make it my primarily library because it doesn't seem to have folder management over the very folder it creates!?

>>8366825
yea, the only reason i really use it is to manage collections on my kindle 4 without typing it out with the damn on-board keyboard.

>>8366818
nice non sequitur you've got there.

>>8366829
Kindle also fucks up sorting by surname if I remember correctly. But calibre just doubles (if not more) the amount of files you have for no good reason).

>>8366840
You're stupid, and i'm not.

I illustrated that. How is that non sequential to the point.

>>8366842
Yea, as much as i'm loving this thing i really dislike it's inability to allow other programs to organise anything on it without pain.

>>8366809
Just fucking use calibre's ebook-viewer binary directly.

>Im afraid my IQ exceeds that of 125
I doubt it, seeing as how you apparently can't discern something so basic by yourself.

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>>8366850
So your solution to me wanting to view books inside discrete folders is for me to circumvent even being able to look at the simplistic list it offers?

>>8366852
Yes.

If you already have your books ordered inside folders in the way you want, you don't need a library organizing package, given that your library is already organized.

>>8366850
>reading on computer
Hahahaha

>>8366854
You mean, in the same way you're reading this post?

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>>8366853
In all my years i never thought i'd meet an actual retard on 4chan.

>>8366848
>I illustrated that.

if you say so, kiddo.

>>8366809
>Are there any alternatives to calibre that'll let me store books inside folders

I wish I could say this was the dumbest question I've seen asked in apparent earnest here on /lit/, but I've been here for too long. Congrats, OP.

>Are there any alternatives to calibre that'll let me store books inside folders
Isn't that the default behavior? Folders based on authors?

>>8366825
>When I delete a book on calibre it still remains within the calibre library folder.
It doesn't do for me!

>The calibre library itself was a double of wherever you sourced books in the first place.
That does not happen for me either

Are you sure you guys are using your computers correctly?