Thank you for a the comments. I tried KDE Connect and I will use it for some tasks (copying files, sharing desktop notifications ...) Bjoern Voigt wrote:
But I am mostly unsuccessful with MTP clients on openSUSE (Tumbleweed).
The FUSE tools "mtpfs" and "simple-mtpfs" were both unable to mount my Android 6.0 smart-phone external SD card. KDE (KIO) shows the smart-phone but is unable to access data. The only working solution on my PC is Nautilus from Gnome. But even with Nautilus I was unable to transfer a directory with some GB data without errors.
So currently the only stable solution is to take out the SD card from smart-phone and to transfer files directly on PC.
But I will use MTP (an especially simple-mtpfs) as a replacement of the missing USB mass storage access. The following tools work (at least with my Sony smart-phone): * Nautilus * KDE * simple-mtpfs Personally I find the Fuse tool "simple-mtpfs" very useful, because I can use my smart-phone SD cards (internal and external) as file-systems. So I can use my synchronization tools like Git or Rsync: # mkdir ~/phone # simple-mtpfs ~/phone # ls ~/phone Interner Speicher sdcard1 # fusermount -u ~/phone The point is, that only one MTP tool can access the smart-phone at the same time. That's why I wasn't successful before. If simple-mtpfs prints an error like # simple-mtpfs ~/phone LIBMTP PANIC: Trying to dump the error stack of a NULL device! then probably another MTP tool accesses the smart-phone. You can kill them all: # killall -v gvfs-mtp-volume-monitor # killall -v gvfsd-mtp # killall -v mtp.so Greetings, Björn -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org