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Lutris is normally used to install games, but I often use it as a Wine prefix handler. I used Lutris to make handling Wine a bit easier. I'm not going to describe in detail what I tested and how because that would take me a day and an age it already took me half a night and 3 hours this evening to get everything figured out, working, and verified. Still, downloads are at your own risk, because they don't come from Amazon.) (I tested many versions against the SHA-256 keys given in the starting post, and all checked out so I assume this site does not tamper with files and they are trustworthy. Let's say, if you need a Windows-program to run, it can be very hit and miss.įrom this thread I gathered that the important K4PC versions are:ġ.17: the last version that will never download KFXġ.24: the last version where KFX can be disabled by just disabling the rendererġ.26: the last version which can download KFX and DeDRM can still remove DeDRMġ.34: the last version where KFX can be disabled, by using a BAT-file. Now I wanted to buy a few books that are Amazon-only, having not bought books there since 2014 (!) and I switched from Windows To Linux as my main operating system in the mean time. There where just a few books that seemed to be Amazon-only, so I bought them there. At that point I had everything I ever wanted, needed, imagined, or could imagine wanting to have for the future. I've used an Amazon Kindle from 2011 up to and including most of 2016 (Touch, Paperwhite 2012), but I bought most of my books through Kobo and other EPUB-retailers, between 20.

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