Figure 7: Download Metadata and coversįrom the resulting screen click on Browse and select an image from your hard drive. We can fix that by selecting Download Metadata and covers from the Metadata button. Figure 6: The FSM EPUB book ready to view You will now see FSM in the Cover Browser (if you have it enabled, Highly recommended) but as you can see from the screenshot, because Calibre could not find a contextual cover it loaded its own default cover image. Calibre will download and do the necessary EPUB conversion. Figure 4: Copy feed url and give it a nameĪgain, select Schedule news download expand the custom category and click on FSM. Figure 3: Copy and paste the FSM feedĪnd then copy and paste the URL into Calibre and give the feed and recipe a name too.

Figure 2: Cooking a recipe for an EPUBįirst, open FSM in your browser and click on the RSS feed in the location bar.

Figure 1: Select a customized RSS feedĪnd you wiil be presented with three fields to populate.

Select Add a custom news sourcefrom the Fetch News button. You should now be looking at Calibre's main interface. By default, Calibre come preloaded with RSS feeds that you can convert to EPUBs but we're going to create a customised one and we'll try that with FSM. So, once installed start it and let's get cracking. It supports up to thirty e-reader devices but this article will tell you how to use Calibre to convert RSS feeds to EPUBs (which can then be read in Calibre's own E-reader or synced and transferred to your external reader of choice).ĭespite what the Calibre webpage says about not installing from distro repositories, this really is the easiest way to do it and it should be in all the major distros. It can handle all your e-books in all the major formats, including PDF, EPUB and Mobi. For my money Calibre is one of the most indispensible pieces of software in GNU/Linux.

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