I need help with BT card identification in my laptop, enable it and
pair it with a BT enabled loudspeaker.
My daughter, a Graphic Designer, does this so easily with her Doze
laptop. Why should it be a problem with Linux, as all the core device programs are in assembly and c?
I have posted my query as usual in the Debian forums, but that being a cacophonic fish market, wouldn't yield an encouraging result, as
usual. The post is here: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=145792&p=718471
I assure you that, as always, I shall post a [Solved] post in the
Debian Forums in the end of this experience for future users.
Susmita/Rajib wrote:
I need help with BT card identification in my laptop, enable it and
pair it with a BT enabled loudspeaker.
My daughter, a Graphic Designer, does this so easily with her Doze
laptop. Why should it be a problem with Linux, as all the core device
programs are in assembly and c?
I have posted my query as usual in the Debian forums, but that being a
cacophonic fish market, wouldn't yield an encouraging result, as
usual. The post is here:
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=145792&p=718471
I assure you that, as always, I shall post a [Solved] post in the
Debian Forums in the end of this experience for future users.
Too many words for nothing. You could mention what model and makes is your >laptop.
mostly people do not read the documents on their machines and in case of BT >they do not know there is a hardware or software switch to enable/disable.
I shall have to arrange for means to improve sound quality of the
played sound.
Any suggestion in this regard would be welcome.
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