Input : bluetoothctl
output : ‘Unknown command: bluetoothctl’
Perhaps because for managing bluetooth
, bluez
or blueman
is not installed, but bluedevil
is…
Please check
I’ve bluez installed only.
This command (for instance) can tell you which package you need to install to have that command available:
pacman -F bluetoothctl
The result is:
pacman -F bluetoothctl
extra/bluez-utils 5.58-1
usr/bin/bluetoothctl
So: it is in the package called bluez-utils
→ install bluez-utils
from the extra repository.
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title edited: a missing command is not the same as a non-working command
If a user installs the Manjaro meta package
pamac install manjaro-bluetooth
pamac will install these packages
Depends On : bluez bluez-cups bluez-hid2hci bluez-libs bluez-plugins
bluez-tools bluez-utils pulseaudio-bluetooth
and offer user a choice to select optional dependencies
Optional Dependencies : blueberry: Bluetooth configuration tool
bluedevil: Qt Bluetooth frontend
blueman: A Gtk+ Bluetooth manager
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