question! do you think installing the fedora vanilla kernel would solve this? I’ve used different distros that supported this bluetooth driver, so I assume it’s already in the kernel and ready.

link to wiki

Plasma mobile is probably different, I only see bluetoothctl and bluemoon from bluez-utils. When I run bluetoothctl power on it says No default controller available. systemctl status bluetooth initially returns inactive (dead) with no logs, and when I start it it gives the log:

Jan 20 16:24:38 solstice systemd[1]: bluetooth.service - Bluetooth service was skipped because of an unmet condition check (ConditionPathIsDirectory=/sys/class/bluetooth).

This error is fixed by running modprobe bluetooth as root. I can start bluetoothctl, and it runs successfully. The systemd logs return:

Jan 20 16:25:29 solstice bluetoothd[2481]: src/plugin.c:init_plugin() System does not support bap plugin
Jan 20 16:25:29 solstice bluetoothd[2481]: src/plugin.c:init_plugin() System does not support bass plugin
Jan 20 16:25:29 solstice bluetoothd[2481]: src/plugin.c:init_plugin() System does not support mcp plugin
Jan 20 16:25:29 solstice bluetoothd[2481]: src/plugin.c:init_plugin() System does not support vcp plugin

Another lemmier suggested that my system just doesn’t have the right kernel. This is unfortunate but may be true at this point.

No luck, I removed the batteries, held the power button down for ~1m30s, and let it sit for another two minutes.

Getac F110-G2, old police tablet I got off ebay.

I’m pretty sure Arch has a plasma mobile package if you’re curious

Edit : the aur has it

dmesg | grep -i bluetooth says this after loading bluetooth with modprobe:

Bluetooth: Core ver 2.22

NET: Registered PF_BLUETOOTH protocol family

Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized

Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized

Bluetooth: L2CAP socket layer initialized

Bluetooth: SC0 socket later initialized

Rfkill only lists my wlan device which is unlocked.

Probably should have tried to install it lol. Thanks

The “freedom” that this offers is negated by DJI’s proprietary drone software. This just allows assholes to fly drones unrestricted, and doesn’t make the drones any more “free.” They are still under control of DJI if DJI wants to.

Mostly I don’t, but I want to start to. I only have one laptop encrypted and of course I keep my phones encrypted.

Feels like android is a godsend for shitty and overpriced AI projects, look at the rabbit r1

Yeah, I know shitting on “cloud” products has already been done many times before, but you can’t stress enough how untrustworthy these are.

Consumerism has lost me… and who the fuck wants a “smart” baby monitor? Creepy.

Edit: iFixit gave that baby monitor the worst in privacy award

Agreed, asus laptops aren’t optimal for linux. My touchpad works excellent and feels great to use 9/10 times, but the 1/10th time it is slower, harder to move, and randomly stops moving. Not sure if this is just dirt on the touchpad but cleaning it and my hands seems to help a bit.

So I can run linux on my imprisoned anime girl?

I’ve got a i3-10100, 16gb ram, and an unused gtx 960. It’s terrible but its amazing at the same time. I built it as a gaming pc then quit gaming.

I use a reverse proxy with Nginx edit: Jellyfin wiki

I want to give you some advice: Use Jellyfin, not plex. It has far deviated to a “hub” for other streaming services and unless you want to have built-in streaming platforms on your home media server, or have plex’s own “live tv” service shoved up your rear, I would steer clear.

Jellyfin is pretty lightweight if you’re just streaming 1-2 connections at a time, I ran it on a raspberry pi 4 for a while and it was near flawless, only recently have I made a proper VM setup for it.

Fuck am i supposed to wipe them with, a microfiber cloth?