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Before someone suggests it, yes I know that there are wireless options for doing this, but I'm not interested in them seeing that all of them are a bit too slow for my liking. DropCopy - easily share files and clipboard text between iPhones, iPod Touches and Ma.
#Linux file transfer package like dropcopy how to
I was wondering whether any of you had any recommendations on how to go about getting a Linux system to recognize an ICS device so that files can be transferred between them through dragging and dropping. I've done some research into it and there does seem to be a way to hack this functionality into Linux, but it is an ugly hack. I find this odd seeing that Android is a Linux base OS. Once installed, This tool allows your Mac to automatically recognize your ICS device and gives you access to internal folders (though your ability to modify those folders is a bit limited).įor Linux systems there seems to be nothing.
MacOS does not have MTP ability that is native to it, so Android released a tool for mac call Android File Transfer. (I've tested this as far back as XP and it works). Windows has this ability natively and plugging in any ICS device will immediately cause it recognized by windows and your device shows up as a folder, and immediate access sis given to internal folders. The result is that while you no longer have to mount and un-mount your device when connected directly to a computer, your computer needs to have the ability to read MTP. As most of you know, Google dumped the transfer via USB feature in Android 4.0 and above and replaced it with MTP File Transfer.
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