Share Files and Clipboard Across Your Android Mobile And Linux Computer [1]
If you often need to share files and clipboard content between multiple devices such as Android, iOS, Windows and Mac, AirDroid reviewed here [3] is a great tool not to miss out.
But for Linux users, AirDroid only offers a web platform and does not provide a desktop client for Linux. To fill this gap, a mobile app and a desktop client known as KDE Connect [4] has been available for you to share files and clipboard content between an Android device and a Linux computer.
Optimized for KDE Plasma desktop environment on Linux system, KDE Connect also works for other popular desktop environments, such as GNOME in the current release of Ubuntu.
In several respects, KDE Connect works better than AirDroid and has no restrictions like a limit of 30 MB to the file size available in the basic feature of AirDroid.
Obviously it is a must-have tool for Linux and Android users and worth your while to try it out. Find out more about using this app below.
KDE Connect [4]
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