Hugo Mills
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Software developer. Organiser of data. Ontologist. Unofficial btrfs support for the Fediverse. I'm not a digital native, but I did emigrate at an early age. Contents may have settled in transit.
"He's not drunk. He's like that all the time."
Dear LazyFedi: I have a #GrapheneOS phone. Assume I know absolutely nothing about Graphene or Android (and want to know as little as possible).
How do I get photos off the phone onto a Linux machine on the local wireless network? Preferably with something that I can run on the Linux machine to go and grab the data, rather than having to faff around on the phone. Preferably command-line.
(Something like ssh/scp to the phone would be my preference, because I know how that works already).
nostr:npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 ally It's spelled "Labor day", and celebrates the removal of U from many key American values, such as Honor, Valor, and Trth.