[திங்கள் பிப்ரவரி 10, 2025] Björn Bidar via "Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss army knife of text editors" wrote: > Stefan Kangas writes: > >>>> Would you or anyone else be interested in implementing this for >>>> GNU/Linux as well? I don't think we need perfect coverage of >>>> all >>>> desktop environments, but it would be useful to support it on >>>> one or more >>>> popular ones (for example Gnome or KDE). >>> >>> Skills-wise, I wouldn't be the best candidate to make the >>> Linux-related changes. I could try reaching out to Carl Lieberman, >>> author of https://github.com/carldotac/kdeconnect.el, to see if >>> they'd be inclined to contribute their package upstream. >>> >>>> This would also be a good opportunity to generalize the feature, >>>> so that >>>> instead of having `ns-share`, we would have a command named >>>> `share-file` >>>> or something like that. >>> >>> Without a Linux partner to help with the counter changes, I'm less >>> likely to take on the additional scope. >>> >>> I could also reach out to emacs-devel if you reckon it's >>> appropriate to scout Linux support. >> >> Asking Carl Lieberman might be a useful step. Asking on emacs-devel >> would also be useful, to see if other people have any comments. > > kdeconnect.el doesn't implement any dialog to "share" a file but only > invokes KDEconnect CLI to share a file. Personally, I think we might be better served by using the dbus interface directly. I have the attached in my init file which could be a reference. Of course, as you point out, there's no share to other applications; only to devices.