How do you read books under Linux?

Question

linux

Here I choose software, tell me who uses what ...
While I choose between fbreader and kbookreader.

Answer 1

Reading with Okular. It is quite enough for my tasks, and in terms of formats it is omnivorous

Answer 2

Basically come across PDF and DJVU, I use evince. Unpretentious, nimble.

Answer 3

DjVu/PDF - okular
txt/fb2/similar - fbreader

Answer 4

It is most convenient for me to read evince books in pdf and just with a browser.

Answer 5

i use evince for pdf and djvu. Other formats were not needed yet.

Answer 6

catbook.txt | less ;)
for very harsh books:
cat book.txt | more

Answer 7

And for the most severe, a choice of
vi book.txt
and
emacs book.txt

Answer 8

Under Linux in general and without reading it covers well.
And so - Firefox, FBReader, Evince

Answer 9

pdf - evince
fb2,txt - fbreader

Answer 10

On my computer, I mostly read technical literature in pdf and djvu, for art I use Kindle.

Answer 11

If some format of something is not supported, I go to synaptic and type the desired format in the search. I put the reader (watcher, gamer) and read (watch, play).
I remember that in Debian and Gentoo something was not read and not played. In Ubuntu everything is read and played normal.
I love Ubuntu! :)
PS "Alternative" repository sources must be enabled - in the synaptic settings.
PPS Whoever likes it can also use the console ...

Answer 12

I rarely use fbreader because there is no need to read books from a computer.

Answer 13

There is also CoolReader . True, under Linux has not been updated for a long time.