https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433932
Bug ID: 433932
Summary: Bluetooth system tray mouseover sometimes shows wrong
device
Product: Bluedevil
Version: 5.20.5
Platform: Debian testing
OS: Linux
Status: REPORTED
Severity: minor
Priority: NOR
Component: system tray
Assignee: now...@gmail.com
Reporter: jo...@piquan.org
CC: plasma-b...@kde.org
Target Milestone: ---
I haven't worked out specific steps-to-reproduce, since I don't know how to
make a simple repro case for something that relies on Bluetooth devices.
I currently have two BT devices paired with my computer: an "Intuos BT M"
tablet, and a "Nvidia Controller v01.04" gamepad. The tablet is rarely
connected, but the gamepad usually stays connected for long periods, including
reboots.
Often, if I hover my mouse over the Bluetooth icon in the KDE System Tray, it
will say "Bluetooth: Intuos BT M connected" (referring to the tablet), even
though only the gamepad is connected. If I click on the Bluetooth icon, the
list of devices correctly puts the gamepad under "Connected" and the tablet
under "Available"; the only place I see the wrong device is in the mouseover.
It doesn't seem to affect anything concrete.
I think (but haven't been able to verify formally) that it almost always is
wrong when I start the computer; however, if the gamepad disconnects and later
reconnects, then the mouseover stays correct for the remainder of the session.
This is using the default Bluetooth system tray icon, the one that shows up in
"System Tray Settings" as "Bluetooth (Automatic load)" (which I have set to
"Show When Relevant", with no keybindings). I think that's part of Bluedevil;
let me know if I misfiled the bug.
I'm sorry I don't have steps-to-reproduce. I'm hoping the bug will be evident
on inspection, but if you need me to experiment, let me know.
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