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start:system:bluetooth [2024/08/05 23:02] – created marlonivostart:system:bluetooth [2024/08/25 02:07] (current) – marlonivo
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-===== How to use Bluetooth on Artix =====+===== How to integrate Bluetooth on Artix =====
  
-**Programms we need (install them when not already installed):**+**Programms we need:**
      * **bluetoothctl**: An interactive command-line tool for managing Bluetooth devices and connections.      * **bluetoothctl**: An interactive command-line tool for managing Bluetooth devices and connections.
      * **pulseaudio**: A sound server for Linux that manages audio streams and routes them to various audio devices.      * **pulseaudio**: A sound server for Linux that manages audio streams and routes them to various audio devices.
      * **pulseaudio-bluetooth**: A pulseaudio module that provides support for Bluetooth audio devices, including pairing and audio streaming.      * **pulseaudio-bluetooth**: A pulseaudio module that provides support for Bluetooth audio devices, including pairing and audio streaming.
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 ==== Installation ===== ==== Installation =====
  
-Fresh installed Artix Linux 'out of the box', comes with the Audio Server 'pipewire', which in itself doesnt support bluetooth-modules. Therefore install pulseaudio and pulseaudio-blueooth and check if you have it installed correctly on your System afterwards:+Fresh installed Artix Linux 'out of the box', comes with the Audio Server 'pipewire', which in itself doesnt support bluetooth-modules. Therefore you need to install 'pulseaudio' and 'pulseaudio-blueooth' and check if you have it installed correctly on your System afterwards:
 <code>pacman -Q pulseaudio pulseaudio-bluetooth</code> <code>pacman -Q pulseaudio pulseaudio-bluetooth</code>
  
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-==== Using bluetoothctl =====+---- 
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 +==== Bluetoothctl =====
  
 Use bluetoothctl to ensure that your Bluetooth devices are connected: Use bluetoothctl to ensure that your Bluetooth devices are connected:
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 Connect the device: Connect the device:
 <code>connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX</code> <code>connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX</code>
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 +Disconnect the device:
 +<code>disconnect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX</code>
  
 Add the device to the list of trusted devices to connect it automatically in the future. Add the device to the list of trusted devices to connect it automatically in the future.
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 <code>exit</code> <code>exit</code>
  
-==== Autostart Bluetooth ====+---- 
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 +==== Autostart ====
 You can use openrc in Artix Linux to ensure that Bluetooth is started automatically every time the system is started.  You can use openrc in Artix Linux to ensure that Bluetooth is started automatically every time the system is started. 
 <code>sudo rc-update add bluetoothd default</code> <code>sudo rc-update add bluetoothd default</code>
  
  
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