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Latest revision as of 12:27, 10 November 2023
Pending Deletion
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This app does not seem to be developed anymore
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KBluetooth provides a user-friendly front-end for handling all your bluetooth devices |
Warning
Kbluetooth is unmaintained since 2012.
Feature Overview
- A Tray Icon for convenient use
- Bluetooth Adapter configuration
- A wizard to help you add new devices
- Bluetooth Device Manager
- Has a Passkey and Authorization Agent
- KBlueLock, to lock your screen, when your mobile phone is out of scope and to unlock when it's back again
- Exchange files with remote devices (using the obex-data-server)
The project's home page gives a detailed account of dependencies, missing features and known bugs.
The Add-A-Device Wizard 
Managing your devices
