Knuth: will we see a update

On Jun 6, 2013, at 9:37 AM, "Alexandre Souza" <alexandre.tabajara at gmail.com> wrote: I like the Kindle app on my phone for the convenience factor, but our corporate overlords at Amazon have done some pretty objectionable things. The most amusing/chilling episode I can recall (which RMS doesn't mention in that article) was when they remotely deleted copies of several Orwell books including 1984 from customers who had paid for them. Legally, they were actually doing the correct thing because the party that had submitted it to the Kindle store didn't have distribution rights (we can get into the ethics of copyright law elsewhere), but it was still rather ominous. I mostly stick to the public domain versions of classic literature that Amazon has up for free, and I didn't have to pay a dime for the app on the phone. The only books I've paid for are electronic editions of the Song of Ice and Fire series, because I don't plan on buying the dead-tree version until it's done (or Martin dies) and I can get a snazzy box set. - Dave