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RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - Hiraghm - 07-09-2020 (07-09-2020, 01:11 PM)Djhg2000 Wrote: In addition to the answers above I'd like to add that the "Connect to server..." menu in the file browser works just fine. I've used it to transfer files directly on the phone and on the computer I use either Dolphin (the KDE file manager, not the GameCube emulator) or FileZilla from the Debian repo. For Windows I guess I'd use WinSCP.Filezilla doesn't really work for me on my phone; I guess I'll try Dolphin. (07-09-2020, 09:07 AM)livanti21 Wrote: Thanks a lot for the help. I installed pinephone-devtools but the desktop still doesn't recognize the device. But Samba works great and I'm cool with that! How did you get samba working? RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - bcnaz - 07-09-2020 A simplified GUI for unloading pictures would be handy, sometime in the future ? RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - Djhg2000 - 07-09-2020 (07-09-2020, 01:31 PM)Hiraghm Wrote:(07-09-2020, 01:11 PM)Djhg2000 Wrote: In addition to the answers above I'd like to add that the "Connect to server..." menu in the file browser works just fine. I've used it to transfer files directly on the phone and on the computer I use either Dolphin (the KDE file manager, not the GameCube emulator) or FileZilla from the Debian repo. For Windows I guess I'd use WinSCP.Filezilla doesn't really work for me on my phone; I guess I'll try Dolphin. No I meant I use Dolphin on the computer, on the phone itself using the built in file manager works just fine. It seems like it's Nautilus straight out of GNOME but I don't know if it's customized for Phosh, so I won't definitively say it's vanilla Nautilus. Most DEs come with a file manager which can connect straight to SFTP server, either through a menu option (like the "File -> Connect to Server..." menu option in Nautilus) and/or through specifying the SFTP protocol in the address bar (like "sftp://[username]@server[:port]" in Dolphin). RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - livanti21 - 07-10-2020 (07-09-2020, 01:31 PM)Hiraghm Wrote:(07-09-2020, 01:11 PM)Djhg2000 Wrote: In addition to the answers above I'd like to add that the "Connect to server..." menu in the file browser works just fine. I've used it to transfer files directly on the phone and on the computer I use either Dolphin (the KDE file manager, not the GameCube emulator) or FileZilla from the Debian repo. For Windows I guess I'd use WinSCP.Filezilla doesn't really work for me on my phone; I guess I'll try Dolphin. RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - Subsentient - 07-10-2020 My advice would be to connect your phone to wifi, and mount it using sshfs. RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - Hobbes42 - 03-09-2021 (07-08-2020, 08:18 AM)devrtz Wrote: USB should work after installing the "pinephone-devtools" package.Where can we get the package from? Is there a command to grab it on Pop_OS? RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - appelgriebsch - 03-09-2021 Have you tried teleport? that works pretty well for me in both directions... https://gitlab.gnome.org/jsparber/teleport RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - C0ffeeFreak - 03-09-2021 Just burn Jumpdrive onto a SD and put it in the phone and boot the phone connected to the computer and you will have full access to the eMMc. RE: File transfer from Linux Desktop and PinePhone - MtnSk8 - 03-09-2021 KDE Connect is a nice option. . |