No way to tell which Bluetooth devices are active, nearby, or otherwise valid.
Bug #289331 reported by
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bluez-gnome (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
I have three Jawbone model headsets, two version 1 and one version 2.
When I do "browse device" to try to find my new unpaired jawbone, it shows three "Jawbone" entries, two are miles away, but I can't tell which is which. There is no way of displaying the BT address, or just showing ones it sees in a current scan.
I also have two identical GRays-1 GPS units. Same problem.
The Bluetooth manager should have a way of displaying active devices and pairing with them.
It seems like current behaviour is to display every device it has ever seen.
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Thanks for your report. I've updated the title of your report to be more specific.
Which release of Ubuntu are you using?
Please attach the output of `apt-cache policy gnome-bluetooth` and `lsb_release -r`to this report.
Also, please be aware that the next release of Ubuntu (Intrepid) has a reworked Bluetooth subsystem with a new user interface. You may wish to consider upgrading.
Also, I'm envious of your Jawbone hardware.