Set the WINEPREFIX to whatever you used (in my case, you can see it was /home/username/.wine32… if you used /home/yourusername/.adewine then you should use this, it’s totally dependent on how you installed ADE!) In Calibre, install DeDRM and configure it.WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine32" wine msiexec /i ~/Downloads/python-2.7.18.msi Download and install Python 2.7 (32-bit) and P圜rypto using Wine, e.g.:.
After you install ADE, open it and activate your computer.I followed instructions I found in a Reddit thread (sorry, I can’t post the link) called installing_adobe_digital_editions_wine These instructions are for Arch Linux, so for Ubuntu the exact commands will be different, but the key is you need wine, winetricks, samba, and lib32-gnutils.
I came across this thread and wanted to add the steps that I had to follow to get DeDRM working on Linux using Wine.
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