A terminal-based Bluetooth manager for Linux
A terminal-based Bluetooth manager called "bluetuith" for Linux is available on GitHub. It offers various features like file transfer, pairing, device connection, power toggling, and media playback control.
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The text describes "bluetuith," a terminal-based Bluetooth manager for Linux available on GitHub. This TUI-based manager allows users to interact with Bluetooth adapters and devices, serving as an alternative to other Bluetooth managers like blueman. Its features include transferring and receiving files via OBEX, pairing with authentication, connecting to/disconnecting from devices, toggling power and discovery states on adapters, managing Bluetooth-based networking/tethering, remotely controlling media playback on connected devices, and mouse support. The tool provides a range of functionalities for managing Bluetooth connections efficiently.
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4 commentsSome controls are a bit weird, but they're all right there on screen anyway, so not hard to remember. It works fine, which is more than I can say for any other bluetooth UI.
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