To share information between the Linux VDI and Atos HPC
Just use the shared $HOME or $PERM filesystems. See for more information on the filesystem layout of the platform.
To share information between the Linux VDI and your end-user-device (eg Windows or Mac laptop)
The first method available is to use OneDrive on both platforms. On Mac and Windows there is a native client that show as a native folder and in Linux VDI it is possible to mount OneDrive as disk unit too. See How to configure and mount OneDrive - Linux Virtual Desktop VDI FAQ for more information.
The second method available involves setting up Teleport in your end-user-device and the using scp or rsync to copy data to and from your device into to Linux VDI. Please check Teleport SSH Access for more information about how to correctly configure Teleport. Do keep in mind that, as stated in Linux Virtual Desktop VDI: Missing features and known issues, the host name of your Linux VDI may change after system upgrades, so you may need to edit your $HOME/.ssh/config file to adapt it to host name changes
To copy information from your current Leap42 $HOME and $PERM filesystems into the new corresponding filesystems
"Legacy" filesystems will be available for some time, so you should be able to just "cp" those files. See How can I access legacy filesystems - Linux Virtual Desktop VDI FAQ for more details. However, be aware that legacy systems will be switched off at some point during the migration process so please ensure that you copy any required information as soon as possible.