sudo downgrade bluez bluez-utils
and restarting the service sudo systemctl restart bluetooth.service
should be a workaround currently, if you are getting this issue.
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local/bluez 5.64-2
Daemons for the bluetooth protocol stack
local/bluez-hid2hci 5.64-2
Put HID proxying bluetooth HCI's into HCI mode
local/bluez-libs 5.64-2
Deprecated libraries for the bluetooth protocol stack
local/bluez-plugins 5.64-2
bluez plugins (PS3 Sixaxis controller)
local/bluez-tools 0.2.0-5
A set of tools to manage Bluetooth devices for Linux
local/bluez-utils 5.64-2
Development and debugging utilities for the bluetooth protocol stack
Last update to the package should fix this:
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Reviving an old thread to say that two of my machines, one with EndeavourOS on the LTS kernel and one with Garuda on the Zen kernel, both experienced a similar issue where the bluetooth icon was missing from the panel’s system tray, and KDE settings would not enable bluetooth.
Bluez 5.76-1 was the culprit on both machines, and running sudo systemctl restart bluetooth.service fixed the issue, at least until the next reboot.
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this is still not adding any info to this thread… and is 99,999% not the same issue.
Never makes sense to post on old threads.
It does only one thing pinging everyone posting on this thread …
–closing–
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