If Diablo 2: Resurrected is your first foray into this universe, you’ll see elements you recognise from a host of other games. These games and countless others aped Diablo’s formula, adding and tweaking bits and pieces here and there but maintaining the barebones framework of Blizzard’s seminal adventure.

There are browser-based solutions but they're much slower.It’s not hyperbole to say that without Diablo, we wouldn’t have the modern ARPGs we’ve come to love.

Yes, there's other ways to do it including sftp/ftp but this is a simple way anyone can follow.

KDE Connect does not come pre-installed and doesn't have a proper Flatpak package for Linux / Steam Deck.

Now simply add files to your synced folder(s) and they will appear on the other device.

Back to your other device, Syncthing will have an in-app message bar appear, click Add and in a moment or two it will show up.

Click Save once you're happy with the options and shared folders.

On your other device, hit the COG icon and select Add Device and paste the ID in.

Make a note of the ID (I used the Saved Messaged feature on Telegram to just easily copy between system).

On one system, hit the little COG icon and click on Show ID.

You can keep hitting next on the setup, as the defaults are fine.

Windows: head to this site to download it.

Available in the Discover software centre for Plasma.

Linux / Steam Deck: install Syncthing from Flathub.

Download Syncthing (it's free and open source).

One reason this tool might be better overall, is that it will continually sync when online so it might be useful for many other things like syncing saved games for those that don't have Steam Cloud and more. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.

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