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dammit I like Syncthing. does kdeconnect do a decent job at syncing files?
No.
In my case I was using syncthing to backup /storage on my phone and turns out there are faster ways to do that
My alternative:
Personally on Android for photos I use photosync as well as Immich
I don't think so. Can KDE connect even sync files?
I don't know, I played with it years ago, didn't need it and haven't really touched it until now.
I use Syncthing for several things, especially syncing photos between my phone and desktop.
It can send files, but that's all. Also, kdeconnect doesn't work over the Internet
Syncthing in Termux apparently works to some extent. Another option might be Nextcloud? Will def try out some alternatives just in case.