> > > > There is something I've wanted to do before and failed. I'd like > Bluetooth to be off by default. The command 'service bluetooth stop' which > I seem to remember used to work, gives the reply 'bluetooth stop/waiting' > but does not turn Bluetooth off according to the Bluetooth icon. The > command 'rfkill block bluetooth' does work OK, but if I want to turn > bluetooth back on, 'unblock' sets the icon to active, but Bluetooth won't > work until I have re-booted without the rfkill command in my ~/.profile > file. > > Something has to be possible as I can turn Bluetooth off and on again by > clicking on the icon and using the menuitem there. But I'd like to do this > as a command on startup. Any thoughts? > > Find out what the Bluetooth menu item does and run it as a startup item. >From the init file there are a number of things but a script would do it.
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