There's a script to do that en masse yes, I don't have the askubuntu
link yet but I've converted epubs to txt files no problem, though
stripping the DRM from books I own is something I've had to do to
convert some of them however, others converted without issue.
So yes. It's doable, it's ebook-convert and a shell script is how I do
it. I'd put them all in one folder, then make a shell scrip tthat takes
the *.epub and converts it to *.txt, where * is the input and output names.
Such as book1.epub would be converted to book1.txt
On 11/25/21 15:15, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
We interrupt these Fedora discussions to bring you a separate subject.
I have several, maybe 18 ebooks in an epub format, from
BookShare-and-Usenet. In looking around, an only tool I can find is
"ebook-convert" part of a Calibre package to convert these. However,
following cryptic instructions in its man-page, as well as what I see
in duckduckgo, I am getting no where. Are their other better tools I
need to grab in a Debian SID console? In addition, I really would like
to convert all of these at once, in a batch. Thanks so much in advance
for any-and-all guidance. We now resume our regularly scheduled
programming
Chime
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