Frank Dana

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@uncharted-user Hmm. If KDE Connect on Windows was working with Android devices, then the firewall setup sounds like it was correct at least on that end. (Actually, if both devices...

Heh. I happened to install KDE Connect on my laptop's Plasma session today (looking at some craziness in Messages, where the Android app seems to be sending nonsense to GSConnect...

So, this becomes tricky because of the separation between our _backend_ clipboard watcher (the component responsible for watching and updating the local desktop clipboard), and our clipboard _plugin_ that runs...

Personally I'd go the other way, if this were going to be changed. Deprecate cryptic section names like `%pre` and `%preun` in the spec file syntax, in favor of the...

> In addition, the output should show the package name. The lack of the package name is particularly annoying when more than one package is queried, so one has to...

Or, in the approximate style of `grep`, maybe activate name display whenever there's more than one matching package? e.g. ```console $ cd /usr/lib/rpm $ grep release macros Requires: %{name} =...

Hmm. I'll take a look at this, I *thought* we only accepted `text/plain` data for clipboard sharing (and maybe `text/html`as well), and would reject anything else... But I could be...

@cesar19004 Mmm, it looks like currently we special-case ignore any clipboard with `text/uri-list` in its mimetypes... https://github.com/GSConnect/gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect/blob/734ef1ec3cf531d78b481f9cf32f7e09f4e59258/src/service/components/clipboard.js#L182-L193 I don't see why we couldn't extend that to also exclude `x-kde-passwordManagerHint`... although...

My one slight worry with this is whether there might be users who _rely_ on copy-pasting passwords to their mobile device, who we might be breaking things for if we...

@daniellandau > I would think having a trusted password manager in one device and copy pasting passwords over gsconnect to another is a valid, perhaps even quite normal use case....