I can answer the title, but not the body of your post. I do use KDE connect, but only use it for file transfer and nothing else. I have a folder of music tracks on my laptop that I sync to a folder on my phone using KDE connect and grsync.
I use syncthing for synchronizing photos and music between phone and my computers.
The feature I probably use most ist sharing links from my phone to my laptop to continue reading web pages or researching something on a bigger screen.
I have suspenders and a belt for sharing links: Firefox has “send tab to device” for anything you’re signed into … wait a few seconds, continue reading; Signal’s Note to Self conversation is my other method, which has the added benefit of being a secure cross-device de facto life clipboard.
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I can answer the title, but not the body of your post. I do use KDE connect, but only use it for file transfer and nothing else. I have a folder of music tracks on my laptop that I sync to a folder on my phone using KDE connect and grsync.
I recommend asking this question on !kde@lemmy.ml
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I use syncthing for synchronizing photos and music between phone and my computers.
The feature I probably use most ist sharing links from my phone to my laptop to continue reading web pages or researching something on a bigger screen.
I have suspenders and a belt for sharing links: Firefox has “send tab to device” for anything you’re signed into … wait a few seconds, continue reading; Signal’s Note to Self conversation is my other method, which has the added benefit of being a secure cross-device de facto life clipboard.