How feasible would it be to backport (steal) the Android Bluetooth stack to
Ubuntu?
Kyle Van Wagenen <1838...@bugs.launchpad.net> schrieb am Sa., 14. Dez.
2019, 20:55:
> This issue impacts the experience with Ubuntu significantly. Android,
> Windows, and OS X all sound much better with a Bluetoot
Generally speaking, the "USB soundcard" is the last fallback of an
experienced Linux user if you are unhappy what is in your laptop. Be it the
Bluetooth software stack or the fighting with crappy driver support for the
physical sound card hardware.
But thanks for pointing out that solution.
Andre
Nice explanation of the mess that Bluetooth audio is, as I'm reliving my
frustrations currently (my wife bought her first headset, for her Windows
laptop, and discovered that “plug and play” is sadly “buy and pray” in
Bluetooth land :( )
https://habr.com/en/post/456182/
* generally all OS (Androi
I've got a DG60 dongle (a slightly bigger cousin), and my experiences with
a headset that does only have SBC/MP3 codecs (Aftershokz Aeropex)
- It switches attached to my Linux (Ubuntu 18.04) automatically to
HFP/HSP profile (mono + microphone, but in good quality) when my laptop
starts to
That one was a good one. Bluetooth gadget makers seem to be allergic to
exactly specify what their gadgets really support.
That's on one side extremely understandable, it would be mostly not
understandable for humans, the Bluetooth standards involved are arcane, and
even relatively experienced com
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The bug is not reprodicible at will, but happens regularly, usually
after 1 day, but this time I've reached an uptime of 5+ days.
X11 freezes
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andreas@asterix:~$ uname -a
Linux asterix 3.16.0-55-generic #74~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 17 10:15:59 UTC
2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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I'll attach kernel oops information after I've reboot the laptop.
The bug is not reprodicible at will, but happens regularly, usually
after 1 day, but this time I've reached an uptime of 5+ days.
X11 freezes, the mouse pointer is updated but that's it, no updates to
windows
That's the dmesg output of doing:
chvt 1
chvt 7 (still frozen, with only mouse pointer working)
chvt 1
chvt 7 (still frozen, with only mouse pointer working)
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One other thing, I need to reboot 3 times before X11 is completely
restored:
1.) drops back to GRUB without interaction
2.) does not manage to activate graphics mode, so asks me for my passphrase in
textmode, reboots a little bit later
3.) reboots to Ubuntu Unity.
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X11 freezes, sshd working, chvt 1 very slow
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@Oscar That was never an issue: A2DP always sounded decent. The problem
with Linux Bluetooth headset support comes when you want decent quality
while listening and recording sound, you know e.g. during video calls.
Am Di., 30. März 2021 um 07:35 Uhr schrieb Oscar Pérez del Campo <
1838...@bugs.lau
We'll see, Fedora 34 seems to have switched to Pipewire, and F34 is in my
near future, so I'll be experimenting.
Am Mi., 7. Apr. 2021 um 11:51 Uhr schrieb Luis Alberto Pabón <
1838...@bugs.launchpad.net>:
> That would be for 21.10 at this point yes?
>
> I wonder, how close/far is Ubuntu to swap P
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