Author: Didier Kryn Date: To: dng Subject: Re: [DNG] android to linux file transfer (WAS: How well does "ADB"
work?
Le 23/04/2026 à 14:35, Adrian Zaugg a écrit : > On Wednesday, 22 April 2026 18:17:39 CEST Hendrik Boom wrote:
>>> memory stick. The easiest way to transfer to/from Linux is definitely the
>>> wifi interface; and it is clean: no junk is written.
>> what *is* the wifi interface? How do I use it? I need to transfer files
>> from an android phone to a devuan laptop.
> I use Syncthing for transferring.
> I've seen syncthing is available on Devuan apt repository. On
F-Droid, I see three applications: BasicSync, Syncthing-Fork, and
Syncthing-Lite. Do you recommend one?
Other question: Does it synchronize one directory on each side, or
everything, or what else?
OTOH, with my application, you just start the server from the Linux
command-line on the directory you want to share, you connect your
browser on the client side, and you decide which file(s) to transfer in
which direction.