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Anyone got good options for ebooks? Currently got calibre setup but only sourcing my books from libgen. Tried using jackett + readarr but the indexers didnt seem great... is it worth paying for indexers? Which ones?
Anna's Archive?
https://annas-archive.org/
I only found out about it on here recently and I've been able to find a couple of quite obscure titles on there.
Including one that had never been released as an ebook Seems someone has scanned it.
So.. I feel ancient just mentioning this, but for literally 20 years now #bookz on undernet has been a solid source for books.
Use something like hexchat, get in the room, search your book, profit. Just got some stuff a few days ago.
Edit: actually, followed JC1's link in their comment, and it's a whole guide about how to get set up.
http://myanonamouse.net/
EBook tracker, read their rules then hop on irc for an interview. You can use jackett/prowlarr with MaM to automate Readarr
https://annas-archive.org
LibGen?
I saw this the other day, might be helpful! https://lemmy.world/post/835536
I personally use zlibrary https://singlelogin.re/
ebooks, and manga! advice would be appreciated
I recommend tachiyomi for manga / graphic novels for mobile, which is where i read most manga. you can get series from a lot of different sites, add custom sources, and locally download. it rules
althub.co.za has been a decent indexer for ebooks for me. But ebooks are just not as readily available on usenets. And new books are rarely available upon release. I'll manually download from libgen and import to readarr in those cases.
I got into MAM pretty easily. Readarr doesn't support text and audio with a single instance, so I abandoned that for audiobookshelf. People rave about calibre but it wasn't my cup of tea.
Follow up question: does anyone have a good source for ebooks in Spanish? currently using lectulandia
myanonamouse is by far the best private tracker for books, and getting an invite was super easy.
Myanonamouse is the best tracker for books, audio or digital.
Z-library is my personal pick, It's currently on the darkweb, however, you can access it through tor, or with a web browser that uses tor (like Brave). Once you're in you can generate a personal clearnet link. You can even set up your own telegram bot.
Bit tired to format, but these should help. Start here:
Zlib via tor is fantastic
Evanbuss/Openbooks docker
https://lemmy.world/comment/758777