KDE connect bluetooth support?

[Albert Vaca]

Hi Ludwig (+kdeconnect mailing list),

I just got back from a couple weeks off, so thanks for your patience :)

The Bluetooth support was being worked on by Matthijs Tijnk, but I haven't
seen any new commits for a while, so I guess it's paused now. The last time
I tested it, it was mostly working, but I don't want to enable it by
default if it's not actively maintained.

If Avahi works on your network, though, there is an upcoming patch that
will enable discovery through Avahi (aka Bonjour, aka zeroconf), that might
help you. The patch is in review, so it's likely to be included in the next
(non-bugfix) release.

Albert


On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 10:22 AM Ludwig Nussel <ludwig.nussel at suse.de> wrote:

> Hi Albert,
>
> I'm Ludwig, the release manager of openSUSE Leap. We met at Akademy in
> Vienna where Agustin was praising KDE connect. So I tried it on openSUSE
> Leap 15. Unfortunately the corporate Wifi seems to block the
> communication so the mobile can't actually talk to the Laptop. That
> means no SUSE employee can use Connect at work.
> Looks like there is some kind of bluetooth support but not enabled
> by default. Are there any plans to enable it?
>
> cu
> Ludwig
>
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