Many thanks Jacque, Richard and Bob.
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I use it too on Richards advice. Just a note of caution: If you sync your
device with a Nextcloud device, the Nextcloud device considers itself as the
master, and your device as a backup. That means that if you then tell the
Nextcloud interface to exclude a folder that has already been synced, i
Peter W A Wood wrote:
> I have recently got an Android tablet and am seeking advice on how
> best to work with it in general, not so much with Livecode yet. My
> main machine is a Mac. I would like to be able to easily swap files
> with the Android tablet via wifi and to remotely login to it from
I should clarify, you can't really run Android apps on your Mac, you run
them on the Android device and they display on the computer. I've used this
for presentations.
Also, I'd be surprised if any remote access method could actually log into
an Android device that has a screen lock. That woul
Take a look at AirDroid, it's free and in the Play Store. It mounts the
Android device on the Mac desktop and allows dragging files in either
direction over your local network. It also allows a lot of other things
too, including running your Android apps on the Mac.
If you want a more shell ty
I have recently got an Android tablet and am seeking advice on how best to work
with it in general, not so much with Livecode yet. My main machine is a Mac. I
would like to be able to easily swap files with the Android tablet via wifi and
to remotely login to it from the Mac. I am hoping that I
