I think the benefits of doing this far out way having the folder with your books on your computer. Its a simply a case of selecting USB then calibre an d the end result should end up looking like the screen shot.
During the set you will be asked to select which folder you wish to use. The only difference is that the folder will not be on the computer it self. The set up is very simple and doesn’t change from the normal Calibre set up. The added bonus of this is that if your hard disk dies then your books are still in their folder on the memory stick. Because I had already started with this project I continued using and it works find. Tests suggested that it worked but shortly after I carried out the first tests my desktop died but I believe it does work when used in conjunction with two (or possibly more) machines. The folder would be on the storage device and added to directly from Calibre. This idea I was playing with was different.
Ubooquity is completely compatible with Calibre and even reads Calibre-specific. The response said that it couldn’t really be done due to meta data. Press the Restore button and follow the wizard steps. Good news: to do that you just have to share your Calibre library folder. I checked the Calibre forums and saw mention in a post that some one was asking about backing up the library on a USB stick. The problem lay in that one ebook was one one machine and not on the other and I really felt it would be a good idea to have one location for both machine. A few months ago I was wondering about how to have one central location for holding the library for calibre because I was using two machines, both of which had calibre for managing my Kindle.
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