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@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ but it requires that the Kindle be rebooted *every time* it is disconnected from
changes to the collections to be recognized. As such, it is unlikely that changes to the collections to be recognized. As such, it is unlikely that
any |app| developers will ever feel motivated enough to support it. There is however, a |app| plugin any |app| developers will ever feel motivated enough to support it. There is however, a |app| plugin
that allows you to create collections on your Kindle from the |app| metadata. It is available that allows you to create collections on your Kindle from the |app| metadata. It is available
`here <http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=118635>`_. `from here <http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=118635>`_.
Library Management Library Management
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* *There is no need to update every week*. If you are happy with how |app| works turn off the update notification and be on your merry way. Check back to see if you want to update once a year or so. * *There is no need to update every week*. If you are happy with how |app| works turn off the update notification and be on your merry way. Check back to see if you want to update once a year or so.
* Pre downloading the updates for all users in the background would mean require about 80TB of bandwidth *every week*. That costs thousands of dollars a month. And |app| is currently growing at 300,000 new users every month. * Pre downloading the updates for all users in the background would mean require about 80TB of bandwidth *every week*. That costs thousands of dollars a month. And |app| is currently growing at 300,000 new users every month.
* If I implement a dialog that downloads the update and launches it, instead of going to the website as it does now, that would save the most ardent |app| updater, *at most five clicks a week*. There are far higher priority things to do in |app| development. * If I implement a dialog that downloads the update and launches it, instead of going to the website as it does now, that would save the most ardent |app| updater, *at most five clicks a week*. There are far higher priority things to do in |app| development.
* If you really, really hate downloading |app| every week but still want to be upto the latest, I encourage you to run from source, which makes updating trivial. Instructions are :ref:`here <develop>`. * If you really, really hate downloading |app| every week but still want to be up to the latest, I encourage you to run from source, which makes updating trivial. Instructions are :ref:`available here <develop>`.
How is |app| licensed? How is |app| licensed?
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