There is a way to share files across and between all platforms (Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Linux):
As long as you are in the same network as the recipient you can share everything across this app. There are no limitations in file type or size. I use this app constantly to send files from phone to laptop or PC, and I can highly recommend it. It’s free.
The recipient doesn’t even need the app, as you can provide a qr code that can be scanned by the recipient from your phone to start the download of the shared file(s).
CrabAndBroom@lemmy.ml 13 hours ago
I use LocalSend. It apparently works on Macs too but I’ve never tried that. Windows/Linux seems to work fine though!
FrChazzz@lemmus.org 9 hours ago
I use LocalSend ALL THE TIME between my Linux machines and my iOS devices. It’s faster than AirDrop.
muusemuuse@sh.itjust.works 3 hours ago
That makes sense. AirDrop rapidly switched the wifi radio between the network minis connected to and the adhoc network with the sending device. It’s effectively running at half speed with a clever trick.
Airdrops only problem is the proprietary nature of it but it’s a good solution that works very well. In the PC market, they still can’t get Bluetooth right. They never got Miracast right either. Microsoft half-asses everything they try which turns apples cool idea into the only way to do something.
arcolgy@lemmy.world 9 hours ago
I can say LocalSend from iOS to Fedora works flawlessly.