Access android phone via Ubuntu
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I would like to connect my android phone to my ubuntu laptop in such a way that any phone calls or notification is shown on my laptop.For example I am working on my laptop and someone calls me on my phone. Incoming call notification pops up on my laptop with option to pick the call. I select the pick the call option and I am connected to the caller. Basically I would like to cast the phone to my ubuntu laptop and have option to control the phone and receive the phone notification on my laptop. Is there such an application available? I am looking for open source solution. Solutions like airdroid, screencast etc does not solve my problem.
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I would like to connect my android phone to my ubuntu laptop in such a way that any phone calls or notification is shown on my laptop.For example I am working on my laptop and someone calls me on my phone. Incoming call notification pops up on my laptop with option to pick the call. I select the pick the call option and I am connected to the caller. Basically I would like to cast the phone to my ubuntu laptop and have option to control the phone and receive the phone notification on my laptop. Is there such an application available? I am looking for open source solution. Solutions like airdroid, screencast etc does not solve my problem.
android remote remote-access
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
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asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
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Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
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This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09
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I would like to connect my android phone to my ubuntu laptop in such a way that any phone calls or notification is shown on my laptop.For example I am working on my laptop and someone calls me on my phone. Incoming call notification pops up on my laptop with option to pick the call. I select the pick the call option and I am connected to the caller. Basically I would like to cast the phone to my ubuntu laptop and have option to control the phone and receive the phone notification on my laptop. Is there such an application available? I am looking for open source solution. Solutions like airdroid, screencast etc does not solve my problem.
android remote remote-access
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
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I would like to connect my android phone to my ubuntu laptop in such a way that any phone calls or notification is shown on my laptop.For example I am working on my laptop and someone calls me on my phone. Incoming call notification pops up on my laptop with option to pick the call. I select the pick the call option and I am connected to the caller. Basically I would like to cast the phone to my ubuntu laptop and have option to control the phone and receive the phone notification on my laptop. Is there such an application available? I am looking for open source solution. Solutions like airdroid, screencast etc does not solve my problem.
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android remote remote-access
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
62
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
62
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
edited Feb 15 at 12:57
Melebius
3,82341636
3,82341636
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
62
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
62
asked Feb 15 at 12:53
Abhilash Nair
62
62
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Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
1
This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09
add a comment |Â
1
Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
1
This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09
1
1
Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
1
1
This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09
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Is "KDE Connect" (on both the laptop and android phone) sufficent? Do you want to use the laptop to talk (with a headset or similar) or do you just want the notfication for the incoming call?
– tardis
Feb 15 at 13:35
1
This is more a question for softwarerecs.stackexchange.com
– RoVo
Feb 15 at 15:41
Possible duplicate of Keep a folder on my computer in sync with a folder on my android device
– N0rbert
Feb 15 at 17:58
tardis, N0rbert thanks for the pointer. I will try out and post the results.
– Abhilash Nair
Feb 20 at 8:09