Download Caliber 0.9.14

Also this Friday a new version of Caliber is ready for you. Caliber is an open source and cross platform e-book management tool. Among other things, it can copy e-books to and from readers and convert them to make them suitable for the various types of e-readers. It can also convert newspapers, magazines and news articles based on RSS feeds into e-book format, and books can be purchased from well-known web stores. Below are the changes and improvements made this week.

New Features

• When adding multiple books and duplicates are found, allow the user to select which of the duplicate books will be added anyway.
• Device drivers for Kobo Arc on linux, Polaroid Abdroid tablet
• When sorting by series, use the language of the book to decide what leading articles to remove, just as is done for sorting by title

Bug Fixes

• PDF Output: Do not error out when the input document contains links with anchors not present in the document.
• Add support for upgraded db on newest Kobo firmware
• PDF Output: Fix typo that broke use of custom paper sizes.
• PDF Output: Handle empty anchors present at the end of a page
• PDF Output: Fix side margins of last page in a flow being incorrect when large side margins are used.
• Edit metadata dialog: Allow setting the series number for custom series type columns to zero
• When bulk editing custom series-type columns and not provding a series number use 1 as the default, instead of None
• Catalogs: Fix issue with catalog generation using Hungarian UI and author_sort beginning with multiple letter groups.
• PDF Output: Dont error out on files that have invalid font-family declarations.
• Do not load QRawFont at global level, to allow caliber installation on systems with missing dependencies
• PDF Output: Fix cover not present in generated PDF files

New news sources

• Spectator Magazine, Oxford Mail and Outside Magazine by Krittika Goyal
• Libartes by Darko Miletic
• El Diplo by Tomas De Domenico

Improved news sources

• Sueddeutsche Zeitung mobil
• Boerse Online
• TidBits
• New York Review of Books
• Fleshbot
• Il Messaggero
• Libero