Readerware 4.31 for Linux

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Downloads include all versions of Readerware for books, music and video. You can review the Readerware Release Notes before installing.

32 bit, 64 bit and ARM versions are available, you must download the correct version for your system.

Both deb package installers and generic command line installers are available. We recommend the packge installers if your Linux distribution supports them.

To install Readerware or upgrade your current installation, just launch the installer and follow the on screen instructions. When upgrading there is no need to uninstall first, just install over your current installation. This will upgrade the Readerware programs but will not touch your database.

Looking for Readerware 3, go to our Readerware 3 download page.

 

Upgrading from Readerware 3

Existing Readerware 3 users will have a free 30 day evaluation of Readerware 4. After your evaluation Readerware 3 users can upgrade to Readerware 4.

If you purchased Readerware 3 or upgraded to Readerware 3 on or after January 1st 2017, the upgrade is free. If you are eligible for the free upgrade send your upgrade request to upgrades@readerware.com. Please include sufficient information so that we can locate your original order and send you new registration codes.

If you purchased Readerware 3 before January 1st 2017, you can order an upgrade.

There is a knowledge base article with help on upgrading to Readerware 4.

 

After downloading, please check out the Readerware Newsletter. You can sign up for a free newsletter subscription, it will keep you informed about new Readerware releases and features.

Need help getting started with Readerware? Check out the Readerware Tutorials.

Thank you for downloading Readerware for Linux. Full support is always available.

 

 

Minimum System Requirements

  • Pentium processor or better
  • 64 megabytes (MB) or higher recommended. Check minimum requirements for the Linux distribution you are using.
  • At least 200 MB of free disk space
  • For best results a screen resolution of at least 800 by 600 and more than 256 colors is recommended. As usual more memory equals better performance.

Linux Downloads

This is the deb package installer for Linux 64 bit systems. It will run on 64 bit systems only. (62MB)

To install double click on the downloaded file, rware4x64.deb, and follow the on screen instructions.

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This is the deb package installer for Linux 32 bit systems. It will run on 32 bit systems only. (64MB)

To install double click on the downloaded file, rware4x86.deb, and follow the on screen instructions.

Problems with the above link? Try our Secondary Download Site

 

This is the Linux ARM deb package installer for the Raspberry Pi. (22MB)

To install use the following command:

sudo dpkg -i rware4armhf.deb

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This is the standard installer for Linux 64 bit systems. It will run on 64 bit systems only. (62MB)

To install decompress the downloaded file, rware4x64.tar.gz:

gunzip rware4x64.tar.gz
tar -xvf rware4x64.tar

This will create a readerware directory in the current directory.

Problems with the above link? Try our Secondary Download Site

 

This is the standard installer for Linux 32 bit systems. It will run on 32 bit systems only. (64MB)

To install decompress the downloaded file, rware4x86.tar.gz:

gunzip rware4x86.tar.gz
tar -xvf rware4x86.tar

This will create a readerware directory in the current directory.

Problems with the above link? Try our Secondary Download Site

 

This is the standard Linux ARM installer for the Raspberry Pi. (22MB)

To install decompress the downloaded file, rware4armhf.tar.gz:

gunzip rware4armhf.tar.gz
tar -xvf rware4armhf.tar

This will create a readerware directory in the current directory.

Problems with the above link? Try our Secondary Download Site