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I often get DRM-free eBooks from Humble Bundle. Sometimes the e-books are downloaded in .mobi format. This MOBI format is useful if you what to transfer these ebooks to Kindle from your Linux desktop.If you try to read a mobi book in Ubuntu with the default document viewer, you’ll see an error that this type of document cannot be opened. Don’t worry. I am going to show you how to read .mobi files on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions.Install FB Reader applicationYou’ll need a dedicated application here. There are several eBook readers available for Linux.I’ll recommend FB Reader. It is a cross-platform application available for free on Linux, Windows, macOS and even on mobile devices.It is also available in the official repositories of many Linux distributions.To install FB Reader, open Ubuntu Software Center and search for FB Reader. And then click on E-Book Reader to install it. It is called E-book reader in Ubuntu. Don’t ask why! Alternatively, you can install it in the terminal using the following command:sudo apt install fbreaderHow to open a MOBI file with FB ReaderFollow the steps below to open .mobi file with FB Reader:Go to the mobi file and right click on it and select Open With Other Applications. Now choose View All Applications. And in here, choose E-Book Reader from the list of available applications. From now onwards when you double click on a .mobi file, it will be opened in FB Reader. Another good and modern eBook reader is Foliate. It provides a kindle-like reading experience on Linux desktop. If you’re looking for more than just a reader and want to manage your eBook library, Calibre is the application for you.Don’t you think the default document reader in Ubuntu should have been potent enough to read various file formats and we need not have to install a new program to read .CBR files or .mobi files? What you say? About the author Abhishek Prakash Created It's FOSS 11 years ago to share my Linux adventures. Have a Master's degree in Engineering and years of IT industry experience. Huge fan of Agatha Christie detective mysteries 🕵️‍♂️

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And Weebly, provide easy ways to add the Facebook Pixel to your site. All you have to do is create your pixel and copy the code.Creating Your PixelIt’s just a few steps. No special knowledge required. Just a couple of clicks and keystrokes.The first step is to go to the Facebook Events tab. Then click Facebook Pixels from the menu on the top right.Now you see the Create a Facebook Pixel page. Click on the green Create a Pixel button at the bottom.You will then see the Create a Facebook Pixel popup.In the name field, put in a name for your pixel that will be meaningful and recognizable to you. The information is only as good as your ability to know what you are looking at. Then put in your URL and click the Create button.When you see the Install Pixel screen, click on Manually Install Pixel Code Yourself. Alternatively, you can opt to Email Instructions to a Developer. If you go with the second option, then you are done with the process and can go get a cup of coffee instead of reading the rest of this section.If you are installing the pixel yourself, this is where the actual code comes into play.Copy your code and follow the instructions on the screen that tell you where to put it on your website. Now is not the time to be creative – simply copy and paste. And if you ever want to delete the FB pixel, just highlight and delete the code. Yes, it’s that simple.Setting Up EventsYou’ve got your FB pixel all set up, but it’s pretty much useless without the events. These are what tell your FB pixel when to send information to Facebook to create targeted ads. So don’t go home just yet or decide to take a long lunch – you’ve still got work to do.Click on Use Facebook’s Event Setup Tool. Then select the events that you want to set up from the Standard Events.Now, all that’s left to do is to connect your pixel from your Ad Manager. Simply click on Create Custom Conversion and then choose the event you wish to associate with the ad. This ensures that the ad will target the individuals engaging in the event.Designing Custom AudiencesYou can also use events to set up custom audiences and tie them back to your FB Ad Manager. For example, you can create a custom audience of visitors who only look at shoes on your website. Then you can create shoe-focused ads specifically for this audience.Start by going to the Audiences tab and then select Create Custom Audiences. Here, you can select the different events and sources to create your audience.More Ways to Use Your PixelWe forgot to tell you one of the best parts – you can use FB pixels to help other tools target your audience even better. Here are our three favorite integrations:Hootsuite: Next time you set up an ad campaign, add a FB pixel to get even more information.