Fix Calibre on macOS #2202
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Fix Calibre on macOS #2202
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Can you not export a path variable to MacOS to make the |
Yes, it will work, but it's a bit not obvious to macOS users who rarely use the terminal. |
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What if the user has installed the Calibre in another folder other than This tool is not for general users anyway. Lets add some documentation in the README on how to add the |
Information about using Calibre on macOS has been added to the README
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Fix #2192
Changed path to calibre executable file on macOS
P.S. You may object that the installed Calibre from HomeBrew is also able to work directly with "ebook-convert", since a Symlink is created when it is installed. The solution in this commit, work for both installation options, from a DMG and HomeBrew.