Search Results for "book making"

...It is written in Markdown and powered by mdBook, making it easy to read, navigate, and contribute to. The book combines theoretical explanations with practical exercises, allowing students and enthusiasts to understand core OS concepts like bootstrapping, memory management, and process scheduling through hands-on implementation.

Ansible for DevOps is a collection of Ansible playbooks, roles, and infrastructure-as-code examples that accompany the book Ansible for DevOps by Jeff Geerling. Rather than being theoretical, the examples span real-world infrastructure setups: multi-server orchestration, LAMP stacks, Docker deployments, Kubernetes cluster spins, rolling updates, and security hardening. You can clone the repo and play with actual scenarios using Vagrant, VirtualBox, or cloud hosts, making it ideal for both learning and reference in production readiness. ...

Audiblez is a tool for generating high-quality .m4b audiobooks directly from .epub e-books using the Kokoro-82M neural text-to-speech model. It focuses on making audiobook creation easy and fast: from a single command, the tool splits an e-book into chapters, synthesizes audio for each section, and then merges the results into a structured audiobook with chapter-based WAV files and a final .m4b container. The Kokoro-82M model it uses is compact (82M parameters) yet natural sounding, trained on under 100 hours of audio, and supports multiple languages, including English (US/UK), Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Mandarin Chinese. ...

abogen is a tool designed to generate audiobooks (or speech narrations) from textual sources such as EPUBs, PDFs, or plain text, with synchronized captions. In other words, it automates the pipeline of reading a digital book (or document), converting its text into speech via a TTS engine, and packaging the result into an audiobook format — likely along with timestamped captions or subtitles that align with the spoken audio. This can be very useful for accessibility, content consumption on...

...The book and code encourage thinking in terms of discrete approximations (sums over distributions) rather than continuous integrals, making it more accessible to many programmers. Over time, the repository has been updated (including a second edition version) to reflect improved practices, corrections, and modern Python tooling.

This is a Linux project that acts as a front end to cdparanoia, sox, and ffmpeg with the hope of making it incredibly simple to rip many audiobook cds into one mono, audiobook (m4b) format file for use in audio players capable of playing audiobooks.