Yeah, KDE Connect did the same. I think it is the fault of the network stack of one those two devices, otherwise I can't explain that. Maybe that the devices r

Yeah, KDE Connect did the same. I think it is the fault of the network stack of one those two devices, otherwise I can't explain that. Maybe that the devices receive/send data faster than they are able to process. (Is this even possible?) But I could be awfully wrong Regarding your edit: That's a good idea, but I never attempted that. I can't test that, because I'm in a Wifi where no device is allowed to talk to another :(