I never could get it to work in KDE Neon.
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You're missing out. The trackpad function is amazing, not having to get up from bed when your desk is too far is a god send. I know I could buy a wireless mouse, but why if you can just use your phone?
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KDE connect is so good it works better than the windows built-in integration to android.
I cannot say I know if this is a function on the Linux version, but one tiny gripe I have with Connect is that I can send my clipboard from my phone to my windows desktop but not vise versa.
I can definitely say, though, that the pretty much only other function I use (file sending) is pretty good when I want/need to send smaller things to my desktop and vice versa.
I feel like they missed a perfect opportunity, though it may just be the most 2000s thing ever.
Because it wasn't made by King K. Rool
KDE Connect is so good that there is a user-maintained version that works in GNOME as well.