Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- start:system:bluetooth [2024/08/05 23:38] – [Using bluetoothctl] marlonivo
+++ start:system:bluetooth [2024/08/25 02:07] (current) – marlonivo
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-===== 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.
      * **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.
+----
 ==== 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>
@@ Line 20: / Line 22: @@
 </code>
-==== Using bluetoothctl =====
+----
+==== Bluetoothctl =====
 Use bluetoothctl to ensure that your Bluetooth devices are connected:
@@ Line 50: / Line 54: @@
 <code>exit</code>
-==== Autostart Bluetooth ====
+----
+==== Autostart ====
 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>