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-===== How to integrate Bluetooth on Artix =====
-**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.
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-==== Installation =====
-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>
-The most important module called 'module-bluetooth-discover' is not activated by default which is why you have to do it manually with:
-<code>pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover</code>
-Restart pulseaudio to ensure that all changes are applied:
-<code>
-pulseaudio -k
-pulseaudio --start
-</code>
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-==== Bluetoothctl =====
-Use bluetoothctl to ensure that your Bluetooth devices are connected:
-<code>bluetoothctl</code>
-Within the bluetoothctl menu type in:
-<code>
-power on            <- Turn bluetooth on
-agent on            <- Set agent to on to enable automatic connections:
-default-agent       <- Set default-agent to ensure that the agent is used as the default
-scan on             <- Scan for available devices
-</code>
-Search for the MAC address of your device in the scan list and copy it. It looks something like this: <code>[NEW] Device XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX</code>
-Connect the device:
-<code>connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX</code>
-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.
-<code>trust XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX</code>
-Check if the device has succesfully connected:
-<code>devices</code>
-Exit out of bluetoothctl:
-<code>exit</code>
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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.
-<code>sudo rc-update add bluetoothd default</code>