Public bug reported:
This is currently occurring with Blueman 1.23 under Xubuntu 14.04.2 and
Xfce 4.12, but I've noticed the issue in previous releases as well.
Basically, after a shutdown or reboot, bluetooth will be On by default
in Blueman, even if its last state was Off. If I simply log out and back
into my session though, Blueman will remember its state. I have to run a
simple startup script (sleep 7 && rfkill block bluetooth) in order to
have bluetooth off in Blueman by default. There should be a preference
for this in Blueman, as having bluetooth enabled at startup can be a
security issue for some users, and well, why not have the choice
presented to you in the first place?
** Affects: blueman (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Blueman Does not Remember Last On/Off State after Reboot
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