Bluetooth USB dongle with Linux; which ones work?
- From: Rob <spamrefuse@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 08:12:18 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
I have a desktop PC without a build-in bluetooth device. Thus I need to
buy a USB dongle for exchanging data over bluetooth with my mobile
phone. Most (low-cost) USB dongles that I find on the web have the
specifications for the OS to be some flavor of Windows.
Hence, I'm suspicious whether I have to be very careful which USB
dongle to buy; or is bluetooth over USB nowadays at a level that pretty
much every dongle is supported in Linux?
By the way, I'm about to upgrade to Fedora 7; would that make it
easier to use such devices?
This is my first time to do something with bluetooth, so I appreciate
your comments, explanations and/or advice.
Thanks,
Rob.
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