@celti Alors c'est pas open source comme @kde avec #KDEConnect mais #MyPhoneExplorer est plutôt pas mal.

Ça à l'air d'être développé par un allemand et c'est très pratique pour synchroniser contact, agenda, SMS, fichier, notes, et depuis peu caster Android sans branchement.

Que sur Windows. Possible de l'utiliser avec câble USB, wifi ou Bluetooth. Et bonus option SMS programmable.

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Now I have two android devices and my laptop connected to the linuxphone with kde connect. I can use the laptop keyboard to type into the terminal on the phone, which is really cool. Only think I know to not work wrt kdeconnect is sending files between the laptop and the linuxphone, works fine from/to the androids.

Suddenly, those devices just became availble - odd, but nice.

Bluetooth works fin, I'm listening to music on a bt speaker streamed from High Tide as I write.

Phone calls works, but it's kinda fragile, for example I couldn't hear sound from a call after testing sounds in the plasma mobile sound settings panel. Fixable, but not-so-nice.

Right now, firefox won't work at all - running from terminal, nothing happens simply. After reinstalling an deleting ~/.mozilla, even.

#postmarketos #plasma_mobile #hightide #firefox #kdeconnect

Update: I got #kdeconnect working, after a reboot and some fiddeling. Partially. I could connect my android phone, but not my laptop, so sending files is sometimes a multistep process.

But most of the #KDE apps are not really usable. No context menus, horrible ui for mobile. I wonder if the fact that I had to set scaling to minimum 250 makes them think they are on a desktop?

Some websites, like a nextcloud server, qwant, does not think #angelfish supports javascript. Firefox to the rescue.

I remember things working better last time I tried.

#plasma #plasma_mobile #kde_plasma #postmarketos