My setup as well, and happy with that.

I've already done that after having had very slow speeds in a room far away from the WiFi hotspot. But another thing I've noticed is that the TxPower-setting is very low (3 dBm), which I believe was the real culprit for the slow speeds. I think the max allowed value of this is 20 (according to a line in the dmesg output), so I've been wondering if I could just change this to a higher value. It is now placed close to the router, so I am thinking of connecting it by cable (I just don't have one at the moment) - maybe that could solve my other problem as well.

This is yet another problem, but do you know if the TxPower-setting could affect the Bluetooth-capabilities? I use a keyboard connected by Bluetooth. When I run the Dolphin Emulator, where I've set it to emulate a Bluetooth-adapter and search continuously for my Wii-remotes, it seems to interfere with the keyboard-signals.

You can set exceptions per site in LibreWolf. Would that solve your issue?

Ah, then there could be a different issue with my banking app. Maybe there's a hope I can solve it then. I just assumed it the custom ROM that was the issue. Then again, maybe they just don't bother letting me know the reason.... :)

I'll look closer into this when I'm back at the computer in about an hour. In the post on the KDE forum, they seem to get an error complaining about the version though, while in my case they don't show up at all when I attempt to pair. I've checked the things listed on the KDE Connect wiki, but those checks pass.

EDIT: UDP discovery was turned off on my phone, and turning it on allowed connection. All is good now!

Really nice, I've been eagerly awaiting this beta! Great work!

What are people using their phones for that require such beefy processing power? I have a Fairphone 4, which presumably is slower than the Fairphone 5, and it is perfectly snappy for all my needs. Actually curious. Is it gaming?

Perfect, thanks!

They also said that XMP is not supported - does that change anything?

It is not my package, but I could of course go ahead and change the source code directly to handle this. But I'd prefer a solution that would persist through updates.

I have an InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen 7, with the RTX 3050 Ti laptop, 2x2TB SSD, Intel i7-12700H and I believe also a 53 Wh battery (did not go for the battery edition with increased capacity, but instead the storage edition).

Even when using the integrated Intel GPU, the battery life is quite bad. With any kind of browser activity, I get about 2-2.5 hours. If I only do reading in Zotero with dark mode, I get up to 5 hours. For my use case, it is fine, but I could not have used this if I was dependent on working with no access to a power outlet.

Otherwise I am quite happy with Tuxedo though, and their support is usually very good. I hope they will succeed long term if they can also continue to improve on their products.

Thanks - I'll look more into that to see if I can make any rules that would make sense for my use case.