Hi, I’m a new user and I might ask silly questions… I hope this will help future new users like me
I checked the wiki about bluetooth, here, but it uses gnome Bluetooth.
I’m using blueman and it works very well auto-pairing with my bluetooth headphones in good quality (A2DP) (something I havent been able to do with manjaro/gnome !)
but everytime I restart my computer, before opening blueman, I manually start bluetooth using this command :
sudo systemctl start bluetooth
How can I set up bluetooth to start up auto by default ?
I don’t know the answer to this question, but hoping you or someone else does:
Does this solution also (or as an alternative to modifying the /etc/bluetooth/main.conf as you described) require the systemd unit to be enabled (not just started), e.g. by:
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
Sorry if this is an elementary question—I’m still trying to learn too!
You need to use this command only once. Your computer will automatically start Bluetooth from then on. (The first time you use Bluetooth you may see a question asking if Bluetooth should always be enabled; obviously the answer is yes!)
I had the same question some time ago and this command has permanently enabled Bluetooth on all of my computers which are running EndeavourOS.
