t4t5/owly

airdrop for non-apple devices

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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b195ce4c-e078-49be-bc13-44a72b6dc189 AirDrop between iPhones and Linux devices whose Wi-Fi isn't Apple's Broadcom chip. See supported hardware. Arch/Omarchy If using Omarchy, you can install Owly together with omdrop to get it in your bar: If you're just using Arch, or don't want the UI, you can just install the CLI: NixOS Debian/Ubuntu Download the .deb from the releases page and run: Fedora Download the .rpm from the releases page and run: From source Requires Rust 1.88 or newer: Start the radio in your terminal: Then, in another terminal: Make sure you set your phone's Airdrop setting to "Everyone for 10 minutes". Status: ✅ both directions work, ⚠️ unreliable (see known issues), ❌ fails, ❓ untested Modes: Shared keeps Wi-Fi connected; Exclusive and Active monitor turn it off while the radio is up (see why?) One card name can cover chips that behave differently, so a report from a machine, PCI ID…

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  1. Owly
  2. Install
  3. Usage
  4. Supported hardware
  5. Checking your card
  6. Adding your card
  7. Modes
  8. Configuration
  9. Known issues
  10. How it works
  11. Development

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airdrop for non-apple devices

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Owner
t4t5
Primary language
Rust
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3,223
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License
MIT
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Created
2026-10-08T06:38:33.000Z
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2026-10-31T08:43:49.000Z

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