Warpinator

The good old question of migrating data from one format to another, one system to another, and why not, one device to another. As simple as it might seem, there still are instances when doing so can prove to be quite problematic. Take for instance a user which holds devices running Windows, Linux, or even Android. Moving data from one to another isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. However, the latest implementation of Warpinator for Windows, aims to tackle such issues.

This Windows implementation of the Linux sharing tool was designed specifically in order to enable users to migrate their various digital data between devices running the three, Windows, Linux, or, Android operating systems.

Designed in Visual Studio, this application will automatically scan and detect all the available devices on a given network, then list them in the corresponding visualizer. Users can also preview each of the IP addresses of each.

Connecting to each device can be done using the aforementioned visualizer, and once preferred connectivity has been established, users will be able to preview the file queue, address the process permission by either declining or accepting the transfers, and have a look at the status, through the included graphical bar.