Christopher Schramm

Oh wow, now that makes a lot of sense... :unamused: So, ideally we'd have a library that we can use from within our process to make the KDE Inhibit calls...

Thanks für the explanation. :+1: I thought controllers usually do show up as input devices. I'm fine with the removal, just want to add: If I'm not mistaken, the current...

Look like #1993 to me. The cause would be multiple competing faders, e.g. due to multiple calls to `clear`, wherever those come from. :shrug:

I like it. :+1: Brings us a little closer to also drop the timeout mechanism, but it would need some animation other than the progress bar, I guess. That stop...

As far as I'm aware, there exist no updates for blueman in Linux Mint. You probably updated the bluez package instead.

I think that makes a lot of sense. :ok_hand: Not sure about the "active" visualization, though. It feels wrong that the button is highlighted (in sense of a primary action)...

I think that's perfect!

@infirit: Those terms predate our work. :smile: I agree that they make very limited sense. Actually you cannot really interpret the RSSI of an arbitrary device. This falls into the...

If blueman does not provide the connect item, it did not see any of the services (namely some audio and HID services) handled with a generic connect on the device....

:thinking: So the device at first does not indicate the HID service, which explains that blueman does not provide the connect action, and connecting from bluetoothctl does not seem to...