[blooalien]

> Has a component that you install on your desktop.

This is only if you use Windows (or MacOS, as there's also a KDE Connect compatible Mac app out there somewhere IIRC). If you're on KDE Desktop Linux, you're already good-to-go, as it's a pre-installed component of a typical KDE environment. :)

[1oooqooq]

not true for all distros. and this kind of thinking is really bad imo for network services.