I was wondering, have any of you guys experience bluetooth connection issues on linux?
I originally got into linux through manjaro, and it was great until about a year later, where I had issues with bluetooth connection, (plus others, but I won't pad the post with them), I then switched to mint.
On mint, similar issues, (plus new ones since of KDE + mint = bad tim), and then switched to opensuse.
It was then I realized the solution for the bluetooth problem, don't installing tlp.
I forgot I installed it before, but when I installed since of opensuse's poor battery life, my bluetooth became just as bad as on mint and manjaro.
(Granted, the most days I have ran opensuse without rebooting is a week since I get like 100 updates a day, and some ask for me to reboot).
Have you guys experience this tlp and bluetooth issue?
Or alternatively: you find the two working together fine, but instead have other issues with the bluetooth?
I spend like 10 hours in the past trying to fine a solution to the bluetooth issue, and it was insane that it was a issue with tlp, (especially since the problem seemed to only appear days after you installed tlp).
>>19167No, (assuming that the rss feed you're using is the channel link itself, which is what I use).
>>19421It lowers the entry level of getting into the field.
It only makes things "worse for everone" since it's development, like all other technology, is meant to boost productivty, and lower the amount workers.
>>19150If I remember correctly, tails just makes the computer harder to identify when you're using tor.
It wouldn't give you any additional benefits when using the element app, other than (if there is) cache that its written to the pcs ram, which will be wiped when you turn it off.