I actually have kde connect running on my TDE desktop. I just followed the instructions for Debian to do that. My question really is twofold: 1. Where might a person find the instructions on how to USE this; not just install it. Some things just seem to work by themselves, but others require some user interaction to get it to work. 2. Would it be possible to integrate this package directly into the TDE desktop as a trinity package? kandy-trinity is a mobile phone utility, but kde-connect is much more extensive with many capabilities, and software API that allows for modular expansion to other features of interactions with the mobile (cell) phone.

A new finding today, I installed the full kde desktop (on top of tde) that is supplied with debian-12, and then ran it for a little while including kde-connect. Then, I went back to tde (which is my favorite of course). I found that the kde-connect now worked more like I would expect; i.e., all the icons are filled, most of the plugins (that I have tried anyway) seem to work where some before I made this change did not. So, it appears that the kde-connect may be missing some dependencies, or perhaps the plugins are not linking up to all their dependencies. I think I will just get this working as best I can and keep using it. I think a much better developer than I might be able to get this working fairly quickly as it should with TDE. That is my quick assessment. I think it would be a valuable asset. Does anyone not use a smartphone these days? Especially a person who might be using TDE on Linux?