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Introduction
LocalSend is a free tool for sharing files. It works on Linux Android and many others.
You can visit https://localsend.org to download it. This website hosts all the official setup files.
Understanding the Apache License 2.0
The software uses the secure Apache License 2.0. This license allows you to use the code freely.
You can modify the software for your own needs. The license protects you from certain patent claims too.
Open Source Benefits
Open source code ensures your data stays private. The code is public for any developer to see.
This license requires users to keep the original notices. It builds trust within the global programming community today.
Installation on Fedora Linux
Open the terminal on your Fedora Linux computer. Type flatpak install flathub org.localsend.localsend to start.
Confirm the setup and launch it from GNOME. The interface looks clean on the Wayland desktop.
Setup for Android Devices
Visit https://localsend.org on your Android device too. Connect both devices to your home Wi-Fi signal.
The application will find your desktop automatically. You can now transfer files between your devices easily.
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