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<h2>Koreader for e-ink devices</h2>
<h3>2025-03-24</h3>
<h4>I installed Koreader on my Kobo Clara Colour last night</h4>
<p>Like everything, there's a learning curve due to the multiplicity of options. The first thing I did was copy the Bookerly font to the Koreader fonts folder on the Kobo, as I find the default Noto fonts too ugly for reading.</p>
<p>The second thing I did was remove the Koreader installation log file and
logo which stuck out like a sore thumb in the file manager</p>
<p>The third thing I have to do is read the user guide...</p>
<p>Anyhow reading is a pleasure once I fixed the font, font size, and line spacing</p>
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