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Rakuten Kobo is a good alternative to Amazon Kindle. I can just drag and drop books, no internet connectivity necessary, no DRM... I have no problems with it at all. Would be cool to be able to load custom firmware, but I do not need to since it already doesn't spy on me and doesn't force DRM (3rd party book imports).
Have you installed nickelmenu and koreader? Brings the experience up a couple of levels software side.
Koreader blasted my "aging" 1st Gen H2O into space with all the speed and features it added.
It's wild.
It has odps support but I haven't set it up yet. It also can function as an ftp server which has been my go to
I think the answer is yes, at least based on what I'm reading here, but I don't know any more about it or how to use it. Aside from that I know KOReader supports its own custom sync server, which is open-source so you have the option of self-hosting your own instance.