Post number #855894, ID: 128091
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I'm growing a little bit tired of the mess that is calibre. I guess using just directory structure to keep track of my ebooks would be a viable system too. Any recommendations?
Post number #855905, ID: 339303
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A bookshelf
Post number #855928, ID: 3f62f8
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>>855905 hard to put theoretical books on a physical shelf
Post number #855958, ID: b53e63
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I just let them pile up lmao
Post number #855961, ID: 587b43
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I just sort my downloads folder by most recent
Post number #855985, ID: 6fcf5b
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>>855928 have you tried hard enough?
Post number #856061, ID: 2d5988
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>>855894 Author folder/Book.ebookfileformat Altervatively do genre folder before author. I don't though.
Post number #856170, ID: 6c3dcb
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You can do it yourself by moving your files manually. That's how I do it, at least.
I usually order my folders starting with Author(e.g., Terry Pratchett), then their written Works or series (e.g., Discworld), and lastly three folders Main story/Side story/Misc
A summer project would be to create your own database to manage your books, which sounds like a fun project to me.
Post number #856451, ID: 2136e8
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There is this wonderful software that exist called the Windows file explorer you can use it to manage anything you want on a computer. It works on everything ranging from music to ebooks
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| I'm growing a little bit tired of the mess that is calibre. I guess using just directory structure to keep track of my ebooks would be a viable system too. Any recommendations?