On July 15, 10:32 (+0200), Soeren Sonnenburg wrote:
> > What are the traps to avoid ?
> err traps ? the t68i worked nicely with gammu/multisync here ... maybe
> you decide which phone you would like to be the owner of and then look
> whether the apps you would want to use cooperate nicely.
Maybe the traps are not on the phone side, but about choosing a
Bluetooth device for your computer (if BT is not integrated) which is
supported by Linux.
When it comes to adding an external BT-device, you have a choice
between PCCard, USB, and serial devices, the less expensive (I think)
and most easily set up being nowadays USB dongles, and a list of
supported hardware is available at :
http://www.holtmann.org/linux/bluetooth/devices.html
See also the web page of the official Bluetooth stack for Linux,
http://bluez.sourceforge.net/
About the phone, it's entirely your personal preference, but, of
course, when it comes to Bluetooth, free software is usually
developped (or at least, deeply tested) mostly on (Sony)Ericsson.
--
Thomas Seyrat
