[ Thanks to Dag Wieers
for this link. ]
“On Linux it was never that easy to access your phone’s memory,
especially not using bluetooth. For a few years I had been using
obexftp for this, but pushing files one by one was far from
simple.“As a result if I needed a picture from my phone’s memory, I
either send it from the phone to my CentOS. This works fine for a
single file, but is tiresome for a collection. Or (and this is the
default at my place) let Brenda’s thinkpad synchronize the new
photos from my cellphone…”
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