Closed spsf64 closed 5 years ago
The last version of archdi-pkg provide bluez and enable the service if the computer has bluetooth... Otherwise you can always go to config systemd enable bluetooth... PS: You don't need to reinstall, just relaunch archdi...
@spsf64 I'm not sure I've fully replly to your question... Now bluez (it'is the base) and enabling the bluetooth service, is handled. But for blueman and blueberry, I don't know them... I use Plasma5 that have is own bluetooth manager. blueman and blueberry are GTK app... If you seem this is good to add it to some GTK desktop, your free to purpose PR (one per DE) or if you don't have time or dev knowless, return me here what can be good for GTK or more specific DE.
Thanks for the explanation! I am away from home until Thursday, then I will take a look and reply with some feedback.
@spsf64 I'm not sure I've fully replly to your question... Now bluez (it'is the base) and enabling the bluetooth service, is handled. But for blueman and blueberry, I don't know them... I use Plasma5 that have is own bluetooth manager. blueman and blueberry are GTK app... If you seem this is good to add it to some GTK desktop, your free to purpose PR (one per DE) or if you don't have time or dev knowless, return me here what can be good for GTK or more specific DE.
@MatMoul just installed again, Bluetooth is working 100%! I used blueman and it loads just after DE login (cinnamon). Maybe add blueman and blueberry as options can be a good idea. I am not a coder, so can't help on this one... sorry... I think you can close this issue. Thank you!
@spsf64 Thanks for return, I close the issue...
Maybe this is a good addition? I also noticed that bluetooth service was not started (I selected it and packages were installed) in my cinnamon install, not sure if I did something wrong... I have to do another new installation to "master" your scripts, lol! Once again thanks for this great project!