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first time using linux
(beehaw.org)
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KDE connect has a windows version
Yeah, but it absolutely sucks
I've never used it so I guess that's good to know
Sadly, it is only good from Android to Linux (preferably KDE, but Gnome is almost/ just ad great).
I was super hyped when they released the iOS and Windows versions, but both suck, really.
iOS is super restricted (who had thought...) and Windows is super buggy and only works in one direction (Android to Win), with most of the great features missing and always loosing connection