I have a pair of Bluetooth earphones that used to connect and work fine but now the option to pair is greyed out in the blueman-manager. I noticed that the packages manjaro meta bluetooth is not installed and neither is pulseaudio bluetooth. If I try to install the later I get an error as such :-
could not satisfy dependencies:
removing pipewire-pulse breaks dependency ‘pipewire-pulse’ required by manjaro-pipewire
I don’t know why it wants to remove these and if I even need those bluetooth packages installing.
The bluetooth dongle sees my headphones :-
84:AC:60:19:4F:DC
public
QCY Melobuds ANC
QCY Melobuds ANC
0x248404
0x0000
audio-headset
paired yes
trusted yes
blocked no
legacy no connected no
It’s already trusted and paired. If I try to remove the device by right click, remove it does not remove them. Also the option to search for new devices is greyed out. I can turn the Bluetooth adaptor on and off ok.
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