Mooncairn | GNOME Bluetooth isn't finding my bluetooth devices, but it's finding other devices in the area. Not sure where to go from here. | 18:10 |
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Mooncairn | Okay, got one to be found by some combination of restarting the bluetooth service and having my device do a pairing ping. Still no luck on the other device. | 18:22 |
Mooncairn | Got the other one connected, but it's proving to be really fussy. No A2DP sound out of it. | 18:43 |
cmaloney | I have one bluetooth adapter that proved a right pain to keep paired | 18:57 |
cmaloney | I'm using an Asus dongle now | 18:57 |
cmaloney | I think it's this one here: https://www.asus.com/us/networking-iot-servers/adapters/all-series/usbbt400/ | 18:57 |
Mooncairn | My dongle should be okay. Bluetooth worked fine when I was running KDE. | 18:57 |
cmaloney | That was before you upgraded. ;) | 18:58 |
Mooncairn | It doesn't help that my hand-me-down bluetooth headset is a piece of junk. | 19:06 |
cmaloney | oof | 19:07 |
Mooncairn | I just momentarily got audio working and was playing a YouTube video. The sound cut out again when the next video started. | 19:07 |
cmaloney | This is part of why I'm still using wired headphones | 19:07 |
Mooncairn | Yea, I was having (different) problems with this unit under KDE. I've largely been using a wired headphone, but it's really uncomfortable and grows more so the longer they're on my head. | 19:08 |
Mooncairn | And apparently lack of sleep induces mixed singular and plural nouns and pronouns. ;) | 19:10 |
Mooncairn | On a totally unrelated note, today I'm wishing that I had a bag of holding that I could shove all the junk I'm ostensibly cleaning up. | 19:17 |
cmaloney | Heh. | 19:29 |
cmaloney | More than once I've wished for a TARDIS | 19:29 |
cmaloney | but I know that I'd just be asked to move people | 19:30 |
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