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   of nothing (apropos@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Saturday, 17-May-2025 23:51:08 JST of nothing
   1995: Sun Microsystems publishes the worst filesystem in the world - NFS
   2025: the way to transfer files to a phone is mtp
   
   I'm sorry, Sun Microsystems!
   Come back!
   I'll use NFS now and pretend to like it!
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     Phantasm (phnt@fluffytail.org)'s status on Saturday, 17-May-2025 23:52:33 JST Phantasm

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     • Zergling_man
     @apropos @Zergling_man So far, the most reliable way to transfer files to an from an Android phone is Syncthing. KDEConnect likes to freeze on large files of ~1GB.
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     of nothing (apropos@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Saturday, 17-May-2025 23:52:34 JST of nothing

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     • Zergling_man
     @Zergling_man the default security is tuned to airport charging ports I guess. I've all seen busses with charging cables for phones.
     
     My mtp experience was
     >plug in phone
     >KDE can see its files after I permit that on the phone
     >rsync music with ... where is the mount?
     >kill a process to keep KDE from taking over mtp
     >fuse mount mtp
     >rsync music - too many open files
     >the mount itself is broken
     >umount, get KDE to give me a file manager again
     >find . -name '*.mp3' -print|tee not-flac-or-wav
     >rsync -a ./ --files-from=not-flac-or-wav CopyMusic
     >copy CopyMusic in KDE file manager
     >paste
     >paste doesn't work because the earlier fusemount rsync partially succeeded
     >delete all Music on phone
     >paste
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     Zergling_man (zergling_man@sacred.harpy.faith)'s status on Saturday, 17-May-2025 23:52:36 JST Zergling_man

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     @apropos I mostly use adb or ftp. Although I have been using mtp more lately because it's faster to reach on foan side.
     It'd be nice if it were just always on, I won't plug my foan into a computer that I don't want accessing my files, come on.