[Kwintv] [kde-bluetooth] Fedora

[Velpi]

whoops, sorry everybody

Velpi wrote:
> picked up an old discussion here...
> 
> Fedora core 1 KDE links are default in /usr/share/applnk-redhat/
> that's the solution for this 'link-problem' (nice going there RH...)
> BUT what is worse:
> a standard tarball compile and install also doesn't integrate in the KDE 
> control panel (=no bluetooth option), probably for a similar reason. The 
> entry for the context menu in konqueror ("Send with Bluetooth...") is 
> there though. Also it is not possible to start the khciconfig from the 
> context menu of kbluetoothd. Starting khciconfig manually as root from 
> console is not a problem.
> 
> Another problem I encountered: I don't get a popup 'pin' window whatever 
> I do when pairing. And if I pair the devices with editing my pin 
> manually, the device does not show up in sdp:/ afterwards. If I do a 
> hctool device scan or inquiry, the device doesn't show up either, so I 
> guess this is not a kde-bluetooth problem...
> and now *magic*: if I send something to my PC, the kobexclient pops up 
> and receives the item. cool, though very strange if you ask me...
> since the device doesn't list anywhere, it is impossible for me to send 
> something to it the normal way... (I'll try MAC addresses in a while)
> 
> any suggestions?
> 
> 
> Am So, den 30.11.2003 schrieb Daniel Durgin um 06:38:
>  >
>  > Problem:
>  > It is not totally integrated with KDE 3.1. There isn't
>  > a Services menu Item for KDEBT. I can get there
>  > however by typing "sdp:/" in the URL. My Palm then
>  > will show up along with the local host in the browser
>  > menu.
>  >
>  > The Programs do show up in fedora kde Kmenu.
> 
>  To globally ad them to the fedora menu (KDE. Gnome and other WMs) you'll
> need to configure the shortcuts in /usr/share/applnk/ to "fedora style".
> Some of them are set to "Hidden=true", you can change that. To avoid the
> apps being shown in Gnome you can add "OnlyShowIn=KDE"
> 
> # cat /usr/share/applnk/Utilities/kbtobexclient.desktop
> [Desktop Entry]
> Encoding=UTF-8
> Name=kbtobexclient
> Exec=kbtobexclient %u
> Icon=kdebluetooth
> Type=Application
> Comment=An OBEX Object Push client for the KdeBluetooth Framework
> MimeType=bluetooth/obex-object-push-profile
> OnlyShowIn=KDE
> 
> Most of the apps are hidden, for they are called via an sdp-url, so it's
> no use to have them in the menu.
> 
> Christoph
> 
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