@Kedric
I thought you quit for the night 
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Nah, Im now having my secret supper. I have some Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, some instant noodles with hard boiled egg and a cup of soda.
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@Aravisian so do I just install KDE Connect? I don't like the idea but ok I guess. You know what, I'm going to give GS connect a try first.
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I will reply if I encounter an issue, etc
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I'll admit to being curious as to why you don't like the idea... I mean if it is pretty much the same in how you perceive it and it works... Why wouldn't you?
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QT stuff on Gtk my brain man!
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Um how do I remove Zorin Connect? @Aravisian Zorin Connect is using the port that GS connect NEEDS same for KDE Connect both programs don't work with Zorin COnnect there.
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Yep.
Installing GS Connect won't actually change anything at all. If you want to see if making a change in the installation would work, you would be better off just reinstalling Zorin Connect.
As above, I am using KDE Connect - and Zorin Connect is also installed - without port conflicts. Just use GUFW to ensure that the ports are open for the apps.
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Bruh, I'll see what I can do
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Brah
I mean,
Bruh
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Bruh is it supposed to install this much stuff? 
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Bruh, Zorin Connect being in the system menu bothers me alot. Plus Zorin Connect keeps turning itself on why?
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Bro, yes.
Yo, you can like, totally like, remove Zorin connect with like:
sudo apt remove --purge gnome-shell-extension-zorin-connect
Once like, done, it will be like, not able to like interfere with KDEConnect, homie.
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Bruh, Thnks my man
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bruh.
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BRUH, so I use the Zorin Connect app on my phone. Ngl Zorin Team did very well on it.
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bruh 
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I found out something, the reason why ZorinConnect wasn't working is because of Micro G. I fixed it by turning Battery Optimization off for ZorinConnect. Hope this helps anyone with Micro G!
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for you.
(I lost the count ...)
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