I never could get it to work in KDE Neon.
You're missing out. The trackpad function is amazing, not having to get up from bed when your desk is too far is a god send. I know I could buy a wireless mouse, but why if you can just use your phone?
This, it works great. Also it's the future we deserve. Screw rational feature design for the common denominator, I want my phone to control my computer in every way possible and vice versa.
Neat app! Definitely will try it when I get home.
It's actually fine, those permissions are all for actual features, and you only need to grant if you want to use the features that require them.
Yes, I'm just pointing out there is no tracking. Permissions are fine depending on context of what the app actually does
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KDE connect is so good it works better than the windows built-in integration to android.
While I love the idea of KDE Connect, in practice the SMS feature doesn't work reliably at all.
Don't forget you can't send pictures from your PC because... reasons.
Because it wasn't made by King K. Rool
I cannot say I know if this is a function on the Linux version, but one tiny gripe I have with Connect is that I can send my clipboard from my phone to my windows desktop but not vise versa.
I can definitely say, though, that the pretty much only other function I use (file sending) is pretty good when I want/need to send smaller things to my desktop and vice versa.
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