@SignalUpdateInfo@mastodon.world The migration path from iOS to Android and vice versa is the most important here (after the cloud thing itself), IMHO.
@1984 Used the original, "Yin-Yang", a ~decade ago, it stopped working after an upgrade (and worked poorly in general). Baffling that it’s still not a core feature and now we get daytime wallpapers first. Why?
@kde@floss.social@kde@lemmy.kde.social This blog post is about iPhone support but Microsoft has had this in Windows for a couple years now, especially in cooperation with Samsung. The Apple/Samsung #Sidecar feature in which you can use your computer keyboard to write on your phone or to drag & drop files is still not present in #KDEConnect (there is a input module in the plasmoid setting but I have never seen a button to actually use this; is this Wayland-only?).
@heiseonline @de_edv So was war vor 40 Jahren eigentlich mal Standard.
@SignalUpdateInfo@mastodon.world The migration path from iOS to Android and vice versa is the most important here (after the cloud thing itself), IMHO.
@1984 Used the original, "Yin-Yang", a ~decade ago, it stopped working after an upgrade (and worked poorly in general). Baffling that it’s still not a core feature and now we get daytime wallpapers first. Why?
@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Interesting, but why still no automatic switching between day/night theme?
@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Oh cool, this actually works! There should be a tutorial in the app + plasmoid for this, it’s not trivial.
@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social This blog post is about iPhone support but Microsoft has had this in Windows for a couple years now, especially in cooperation with Samsung. The Apple/Samsung #Sidecar feature in which you can use your computer keyboard to write on your phone or to drag & drop files is still not present in #KDEConnect (there is a input module in the plasmoid setting but I have never seen a button to actually use this; is this Wayland-only?).