PhilJames 2 months ago

Absolutely brilliant ...... connects instantly, and to be honest, works far better than it did when the computer ran on Windows 7 with the standard software,

Matt432 2 months ago

Had trouble with the default bluetooth manager in KDE 18, devices would be paired but failt to connect/setup as the wrong device type was auto-assigned and no option is proveded to change that, in Blueman you assign device type during the initial pairing operation which avoids the issue. The interface is rather clunky and takes a while to work out how to use it, also removing devices often fails!! But overall it works, so well done.

reidar20 10 months ago

Bluean is great! I removed blueberry because it did not work at all, installed blueman in stead. blueman worked on first attempt! Great!

yuushin 1 year ago

just installed Linux Mint 19, worked right away with my CSR 4.0 dongle plugged in

yyyhannes 1 year ago

yea the only one bluetooth tool that works 4 me (Linux Mint17.3)

dreyT 1 year ago

Doesn't exist in package manager anymore. Doesn't pair with headphones.

Caltrop 1 year ago

Will NOT pair with phone! The Battle is lost...

Borthok 2 years ago

+

ndrew73 3 years ago

lol as ryannerd said.. finally works per knielson's suggestion. add new ppa: cschramm/blueman

philsdutchie 3 years ago

ttp://packages.ubuntu.com/utopic/blueman for LM17+ not available. and PPA:cschramm/blueman not for trusty. How to go on. My bluetooth headphone is recognised, paired. Message is device added but failed to connect. How to go on. I am disappointed

ryannerd 3 years ago

Why is it that every time I try to get BT to work in Linux it is an uphill battle? I bought a new BT headset and it works great with: Windows 7, My Android phone, an ancient Kindle tablet and my daughter's iPhone yet Mint 17.2 64-bit just sucks. Finally got it to pair. Use PPA: cschramm/blueman

Althaf78 3 years ago

cant connect to any device can u help me

souhaib100 3 years ago

جيد جدا | very good

samandiriel 3 years ago

Manages my BT devices without issue (keyboard and headphones), but error messages are not very helpful and persist between connection attempts without any reference to which device/attempt they are related to. Would be a huge bonus if it had the ability to remember and set flags on device connect such as A2DP+audio sink for my headset.

serikz 3 years ago

dont work with nokia 6234

JeremyB 3 years ago

Use a version from http://packages.ubuntu.com/utopic/blueman for LM17+ so you don't have the module-bluetooth-discover issue

hunnex 3 years ago

Hace muy bien su función | Its work very good

SonnyInAz 4 years ago

After an update to 17.1 bluetooth is not seen by mint.. tried this blueman.. nothing...

knielson 4 years ago

Excellent utility, but if you need A2DP support, you'll want to install a newer version from this PPA: cschramm/blueman. (See comments #29 and #92 on this bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1283003/+index?comments=all )

DrDynamic 4 years ago

Can confirm works perfect on my mint 17.1 64 bit laptop. Tested file transfer with android tablet. Make sure you set tablet or phone to trusted within blueman.