Linux Voice Introduction

Linux Voice Introduction

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© Image © Olexandr Moroz, 123RF.com

Article from Issue 292/2025

This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.

Somewhere down inside, Android is just another Linux, right? And Linux can talk to Linux. Can my smartphone and my Linux desktop make friends? You can imagine the scenarios where it would be useful to control your Android from a Linux computer. Troubleshooting? Screen sharing? File sharing? As with anything else in open source, if there is a need, there is probably a tool. In this month's Linux Voice, we examine some applications that help you connect your Linux computer with an Android device. Also inside, we show you how to transfer data on a local network with LANDrop, and we introduce you to Piwigo, a tool for creating and organizing online photo galleries.

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