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KDE connect expansion or intel unison linux app possible?

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I would love KDE connect to have screen mirroring and most importantly - answering incoming calls and sending outgoing calls, with auto connect on linux computer login.

I was using phone link followed by intel unison on windows and ofc phone link worked the best. KDE connect comes close but the call function mentioned above still not there.

Im not a tech related person so all I could do is wait patiently for the amazing devs from the sidelines.

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bufalo1973@lemm.ee
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Or file a ticket in the official repository

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refalo@programming.dev
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Waste of time, they don’t even fix the massive bugs the app still has for years :/

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mitram2@lemm.ee
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Could you link it?

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