SCREENSHOT 76) Okular with opened a pdf file.
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SCREENSHOT 77) Internet applications – this section includes (RSS) Feed Reader (Akregator), the Internet web browsers (Firefox), mail clients (KMail), IRC Client (Konversation), remote desktop viewer application (KRDC) and more.
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SCREENSHOT 78) Internet applications – continue the list of interesting applications – KDE Connect (Device synchronization with mobile smartphones), KDE Connect SMS, Krfb (Desktop Sharing – VNC), and more.
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SCREENSHOT 79) Akregator 5.24.1 – RSS feed aggregator
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SCREENSHOT 80) KDE Connect – an application to synchronize all user devices.
An android application is also available to support smartphones. The application found one device on the local network – “sup~”, which is a laptop KDE device. Click on it to start pairing with it. More on https://kdeconnect.kde.org/
SCREENSHOT 81) KDE Connect pairs with a KDE Connect device – a second laptop.
![main menu](https://static1.ahelpme.com/public/media/tutorials/review-fedora-39-kde-plasma-desktop-kde-connect-pair-screenshot-81--45431bb714.png)
SCREENSHOT 82) The pair request is sent to the second KDE laptop device and it should show a notification as the next screenshot.
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SCREENSHOT 83) Accept the pair request to pair the two KDE computers.
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SCREENSHOT 84) Now the user may execute commands, share files, manipulate the computer remotely and many more.
![main menu](https://static1.ahelpme.com/public/media/tutorials/review-fedora-39-kde-plasma-desktop-kde-connect-paired-available-functionality-screenshot-84--2464e44df0.png)
SCREENSHOT 85) Control the mouse remoutely or lock the computer (the device).
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SCREENSHOT 86) Send easily SMS using KDE Connect SMS.
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SCREENSHOT 87) Send easily SMS 23.08.1.
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SCREENSHOT 88) Add an email account to the KMail – the mailing KDE application.
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SCREENSHOT 89) Secure the sent emails by digitally signing them.
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SCREENSHOT 90) The email account type – is POP3, Maildir, mailbox, a Groupware server such as Tine 2.0 or Kolab, and an IMAP server.
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