NickelMenu: An integrated launcher for Kobo eReaders

[baursak]

Originally Posted by DNSB

You could add the folder name at the end of the exclusions. For instance, if you are using the screensaver toggle and renaming the screensaver directory from screensaver to screensaver_old, the following keeps it from being rescanned:

ExcludeSyncFolders=(\\.(?!kobo|adobe).+|([^.][^/]*/)+\\..+)|(screensaver_old)

Thank you. I will try.

Personally, I just use the same library for Nickel/KOReader/Plato. Since Kobo will not see an FB2 book as a known format, they will not show in Nickel.

Unfortunately this folder contains not FB2 only. - Therefore Kobo does successfully reveal files in that folder, unless I will explicitly prevent it to so.

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by baursak

Unfortunately this folder contains not FB2 only. - Therefore Kobo does successfully reveal files in that folder, unless I will explicitly prevent it to so.

It appears that Kobo's firmware is capable of rendering FB2 ebooks. The last time I tested this was with the original Kobo back in 2011 but just tried an FB2 ebook of Alice in Wonderland on my Sage and Nickel is showing the text and illustrations. There is a default stylesheet(?) in \kobo-update-4.38.21908.zip\KoboRoot.tgz\KoboRoot.tar\.\usr\loc al\Kobo\fb2.xsl.gz

[WormGod]

Originally Posted by Aleron Ives

What does the voltage claim to be if you charge to 100% and then use the Clara for a little while? You'll probably see a nonsensical value like 4.8 V at first, but once it drops, you may be able to estimate what v_max is in order to do the voltage calculations.

I will start tracking my voltage as I use it over the next week or two and see what we get.

[rudy0ne]

Hello guys. I just installed NickelMenu a few days ago and it's working great so far! But I've been wondering if either of these two things are currently possible: adding menu entries to basic notebooks just like in the reader, plus adding a menu entry which toggles bluetooth?

Thanks so much for all your work!

[Aleron Ives]

You could probably add a menu entry that issues a Linux command to turn Bluetooth on and off, but I've not seen any examples of that. You'd have to do some testing over telnet to see which Bluetooth-related commands BusyBox supports.