if you right click on your gnome bluetooth manager. go to preferences, then
under the first tab there is a section labeled "mode of operation"
Click on the button that says "visible and connectible for other devices."
Also the slider that says "make adapter invisible after" should be at "NEVER"
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Well, I seem to have fixed my problem of the disappearing mouse.
In the gnome bluetooth manager under preferences I had to select the radio
button that says "visible and connectable for other devices" I had previously
selected "other devices can connect"
I left the mouse untouched for 2 hours an
I should have wrote this in my previous post.
While the mouse is connected and working, if I turn the mouse off then turn it
on it will reconnect. After the mouse has lost it's connection from inactivity
and I turn it off then turn it on, it does not reconnect. I need to press the
connection but
After a period of ~15-20 minutes of inactivity the mouse will loose
connectivity and will not reconnect when I move it around or press
buttons. It will never loose connectivity if I am using the mouse.
Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000
Ubuntu Gusty 7.10 - Gnome 2.20.1
IBM ThinkPad X41 Tablet
This same thing happens to my mouse (Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse
5000) in Ubuntu Gusty 7.10 - Gnome 2.20.1
I have a IBM ThinkPad X41 Tablet with integrated bluetooth. I am pretty
much running the stock version of Ubuntu (no changes since install,
except for updates)
After a period of ~15-2
