Vendors like Canonical and Red Hat sometimes makes questionable choices as well - I don't think the Ubuntu users who happily uses Snap would have much complaint about iOS.The New Open World Multiplayer RPG called Dawnlands is recently released on android. Consider the fact that GNOME is the de facto default DE of Linux as a whole- and that there are people who argue for the removal of themes and all the other stuff that GNOME devs does. Nevermind how some people (especially in the US and Japan) already have iPhone, but they might not be able to afford Mac and uses normal PC/laptop, who then made the switch to Linux.Īnd it's not like iOS and Linux don't have anything in common. I'll have to strongly consider the pros and cons, but I think there are users who don't value what Android does enough that iOS won't over what iPhone has advantages on. But I just want a decent phone which can last for more than three years without having weird performance issues that infuriates me more than losing access to a few apps. install the app I need, and use them.ĭon't get me wrong, if I do end up trying iOS, I'm fully expecting frustration over several of its artificial limitations. Quoting: ssj17vegetaDon't get me wrong, I can totally understand the appeal of IPhones for most users, but someone who likes to tinker, install whatever he/she wants ?With the locking down that Android has been doing, I've been feeling less and less need to tinker with my Android phone. That said, the main plus is that they work over data, so you can send files/url even when the device is offline or not connected to the same WiFi. Both of these are really only for notification mirroring and sending files/url, though. I think there are functions that are Samsung exclusive or Samsung optimized though, like Screen Mirroring (the only thing that KDE Connect lacks right now).Īs far as third party goes, I've only ever used Pushbullet and Crono. Other than that, Microsoft does have a Link to Windows app on Android and the receiver app on Windows 10 is built in.

I think it requires Windows 10, maybe Windows 8.1, though.

Quoting: EikeDoes Windows have similar programs? Because I too think it's a really cool and handy thing!There is a KDE Connect installer on the official downloads page along with a Microsoft Store release.

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