Quoting: CyborgZeta Quoting: Liam Dawe Quoting: CyborgZetaCan't you just connect the Deck to a PC using USB and transfer files that way?Tried that, no dice.That's really strange, but I guess it's because of the immutable filesystem. You can also try out Syncthing and Filezilla! Article taken from. There's other ways too, this is just an example. Credit to x_wing and g000h in our comments. However, if you're not afraid of the terminal and Python (you can do this on Windows too): make a folder where you want stuff to be ready to transfer, then run this command inside that folder (Python 3): python -m rver 5555 then on your Steam Deck open a browser to your host machine local IP () and you can then see and grab files that way too. There are browser-based solutions but they're much slower.Yes, there's other ways to do it including sftp/ftp but this is a simple way anyone can follow.KDE Connect does not come pre-installed, and a developer told me it's not going to be possible yet to put it on Flathub.On the receiving device, it will have a pop-up noting an incoming file, just hit the tick next to it in the list.Select the device to transfer onto, then select 'Send files' and just pick your files.Load up Warpinator on both systems, and each will list the other device.Windows: head to this site to download it.Available in the Discover software centre for Plasma. Linux / Steam Deck: install Warpinator from Flathub.

Download Warpinator (a tool by the Linux Mint team).

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