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Subject: Bluetooth management software?
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Now that Bluetooth is edging itself into production with the talk of =
merging
the related scripts into /etc, I'm wondering if the user side of things =
has
come along as well?

When I got my mouse, phone and PDA working with FreeBSD, it took
considerable work: looking at communications, grabbing IDs, manually =
editing
files, etc.

But in certain other OSen, Bluetooth is managed with an app capable of
configuring services, searching for and adding new devices.  Does such
user-land software exist in FreeBSD?  Preferably a CLI with an optional =
X
front end?