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Helps managing Bluetooth devices/settings; fixes: qualcomm-linux#117. Signed-off-by: Loïc Minier <[email protected]>
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I tried this from our current Debian images; just from the perspective of number of dependencies in terms of new packages and disk usage, the default of installing blueman was pretty hefty: apt install bluemanSkipping pulseaudio-module-bluetooth was a tad better apt install blueman pulseaudio-module-bluetooth-And skipping pipewire bluetooth support made this completely decent sudo apt install blueman pulseaudio-module-bluetooth- libspa-0.2-bluetooth-Since this package is listed in a sudo apt install --no-install-recommends blueman |
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Is this validated to actually function for the user end-to-end? If not, should we do that now, before landing? |
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I've validated this on a RB1. Here's how I went about it:
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Thanks!
Helps managing Bluetooth devices/settings; fixes: #117.