> I'm pretty sure that either you're actually using PipeWire. You can
double check what you're actually using.
My out-put shows both PA and PW running. I'll assume you're right! I also
don't want to mess with things too much just to make sure now that I just
got everything working...
I'm going to
I use Pulse-audio and installing the `libspa` package was the final step
in getting Blue Tooth to work as-intended on my fresh setup. Installing
that package had no other dependencies other than itself that weren't
already installed
I cannot see how that works. All that libspa-0.2-bluetooth do
I use Pulse-audio and installing the `libspa` package was the final step in
getting Blue Tooth to work as-intended on my fresh setup. Installing that
package had no other dependencies other than itself that weren't already
installed in my Debian system freshly-installed from Live a day earlier.
I
Hey, thanks for the suggestion. I might be missing something and there
definitely seems room for improvements, but there is usually no
situation where having both packages makes sense. For Bluetooth audio,
you need Bluetooth support for your system's sound server and that is
typically either Pu
Package: blueman
Version: 2.4.3-1
Severity: important
X-Debbugs-Cc: tuk...@gmail.com
Hello! Please have `blueman` recommend both `libspa-0.2-bluetooth` and
`pulseaudio-module-bluetooth` rather than just either one.
This would have saved me hours of trouble-shooting and many others on-line have
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