ebuku

ebuku is a name used in computing to refer to a software project focused on electronic books. In its most common usage, ebuku denotes a lightweight, open-source tool intended to help individuals manage a personal collection of e-books. The project emphasizes a simple design and a small footprint, offering essential library-management capabilities without the complexity of more feature-rich cataloging systems.

Typical functionality associated with ebuku includes cataloging titles, editing metadata, and searching or filtering the library. It may support importing and exporting records and interfacing with metadata standards used in e-book formats. Because it is designed to be lightweight, the user experience tends to favor straightforward commands and minimal graphical interfaces, suitable for users who prefer a lean tool over larger applications.

As an open-source project, ebuku is developed in a collaborative environment with a public code repository and community contributions. Release notes and documentation describe the supported features, data formats, and configuration options, which can vary between versions or forks. Users are advised to consult the official repository for precise details about a given release.

In broader contexts, ebuku may also appear as a brand name or product term in publishing or digital-library services. When used in that sense, the term is not necessarily connected to the software project described above.