# <center>«-Then look no further-»</center>
<center>http://www.quickmeme.com/img/05/056e554195fae2e736a4805aeed64a5dae87367555d2b0a1b2a5019b9bed131a.jpg</center>

## <center>¡And READ this post carefully!</center>
<center>https://y.yarn.co/b0841839-b9ab-4df9-886f-de69a6fd2f8d_text.gif</center>

# <center>["Flying Carpet"](https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet)</center>
<center>https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/e2/bc/fa/e2bcfa7127bb801c8f3fa564a8e7aab1.jpg</center>

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Yeah don't worry. This is just a bit of initial odd, outlandish and twisted sense of humor for what will be a pretty **serious** post about something you might want to learn. *¡So pay close attention, please!*

Do you really want or need a neaty opensource freeware little app that allows you to wirelessly transfer big files cross-platforms between your different devices? *Between Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS* with no need of network infrastructure like *access points, switches, routers, bluetooth or wi-fi?*

### ¿Yes? ok, then check this out:

# <center>"Windows GUI"</center>
<center>https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/raw/main/screenshots/windows.png</center>

# <center>"Apple Mac GUI"</center>
<center>https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/raw/main/screenshots/mac.png</center>

# <center>"Linux GUI"</center>
<center>https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/raw/main/screenshots/linux.png</center>

# <center>"Android GUI"</center>
<center>https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/raw/main/screenshots/android.png</center>

# <center>"iOS GUI"</center>
<center>https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/raw/main/screenshots/ios.png</center>

# <center>"A short A/V tutorial"</center>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RKiSmo-Bns

Oh yeah, and your PCs, *desktops & laptops,* only need to have a wireless chip *(WiFi adapter)* to establish a wireless connection while they are located nearby physically close to each other. Because Flying Carpet temporarily disconnects you from any wireless network you're currently on and uses the WiFi card's radio transmitter to connect directly to other devices broadcasting Flying Carpet's signal. Neaty right?

And if that isn't off-the-grid enough for you, the transfer process itself is encrypted as well. When you initiate a transfer, the receiving device generates a random password that must be entered into the sending device in order to execute and decrypt the transfer. Be aware you may need to open port 3290 on your receiving device's firewall settings to make sure the transfer is successful.

The thing is that for some time now I was needing to find an application like this. And if it was free, even better. And I just stumbled upon this one that works quite well. So, I thought it would be worth sharing it with all of you today. Even though I haven't tried it on all operating systems yet. Because now it will be your turn to test it on your own OS.

**In conclusion:** transfer your files between devices without Wires, Pen Drives, WiFi, Bluetooth or Internet. And don't forget to let us know how it went. And if you find this post of any value and use to you or others, well you know what to do. Share it, reblog it and reward it as you think it deserves. Enjoy it and see you later folks! https://ethanwiner.com/Smileys/Thumbs%20Up.gif

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