Use KDE Connect Android Enhanced together with KDE Connect Enhanced(Linux), or with Gnome Extension: GSConnect.
Make KDE Connect remote keyboard better, especially for termux!
A toggle button is added to KDE Connect remote keyboard, which switch between original mode and non-original mode.
- In non-original mode, which is default,
Enterkey works as expected, no need to be bother byctrl-jany more.Ctrl-Cworks as expected. You can esaily interrupt the running programs now.Ctrl-Vclipboard works. You can paste your linux's content to your android device.
- In original, everything is the same as original KDE Connect Android App.
If you only install enhanced android app, but do not install enhanced linux app,
only Enter key can work, Ctrl-C & Ctrl-V rely on enhanced linux app.
Compile/Install is the same as original KDE Connect Android App.
Or you can download pre-built apk from release.
If you want to build in nix/nixos,
TODO: sdk installation problem
nix-shell
gradlew build- Add a icon for toggle button.
KDE Connect is a multi-platform app that allows your devices to communicate (eg: your phone and your computer).
- Shared clipboard: copy and paste between your phone and your computer (or any other device).
- Notification sync: Read and reply to your Android notifications from the desktop.
- Share files and URLs instantly from one device to another.
- Multimedia remote control: Use your phone as a remote for Linux media players.
- Virtual touchpad: Use your phone screen as your computer's touchpad and keyboard.
All this without wires, over the already existing WiFi network, and using TLS encryption.
This is a native Android port of the KDE Connect Qt app. You will find a more complete readme about KDE Connect here.
You can install this app from the Play Store as well as F-Droid. Note you will also need to install the desktop app for it to work.
A lot of useful information, including how to get started working on KDE Connect and how to connect with the current developers, is on our KDE Community Wiki page
For bug reporting, please use KDE's Bugzilla. Please do not use the issue tracker in GitLab since we want to keep everything in one place.
To contribute patches, use KDE Connect's Gitlab. On Gitlab (as well as on our old Phabricator) you can find a task list with stuff to do and links to other relevant resources. It is a good idea to also subscribe to the KDE Connect mailing list.
Please know that all translations for all KDE apps are handled by the localization team. If you would like to submit a translation, that should be done by working with the proper team for that language.
GNU GPL v2 and GNU GPL v3
If you are reading this from Github, you should know that this is just a mirror of the KDE Project repo.