BUMP Will the current / supported /active "Bluetooth" source code - PLEASE stand up ?
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EDIT Edited title. bluez Q A · Discussions · GitHub[^] This one is dead... For all those OF's who recall the popular TV "quiz" show... I am looking for a way to identify - in Linux / Ubuntu open source SPECIFICALLY 1) what database is used to keep track of result of "scanning for remote Bluetooth device " 2) what database , if any, keeps track of recently used and valid ID # / authorization # I am NOT seeking the actual link / reference , I am asking for current / actually copy of "bluez" library as adopted by Linux. I am NOT asking for various implementation of " bluez" - such as "hci" etc. I am NOT asking where to find "bluez" source code - there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files... I know about flaky Python Bluetooth app -- no reference needed. Just point me to REAL / USED / CURRENT (Aug 2024) "copy" of "bluez" - that is all I am asking. as in Ubuntu packages for example.. ( If I knew how to do that , I would not ask ---duh...) - Thank you
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EDIT Edited title. bluez Q A · Discussions · GitHub[^] This one is dead... For all those OF's who recall the popular TV "quiz" show... I am looking for a way to identify - in Linux / Ubuntu open source SPECIFICALLY 1) what database is used to keep track of result of "scanning for remote Bluetooth device " 2) what database , if any, keeps track of recently used and valid ID # / authorization # I am NOT seeking the actual link / reference , I am asking for current / actually copy of "bluez" library as adopted by Linux. I am NOT asking for various implementation of " bluez" - such as "hci" etc. I am NOT asking where to find "bluez" source code - there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files... I know about flaky Python Bluetooth app -- no reference needed. Just point me to REAL / USED / CURRENT (Aug 2024) "copy" of "bluez" - that is all I am asking. as in Ubuntu packages for example.. ( If I knew how to do that , I would not ask ---duh...) - Thank you
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jana_hus wrote:
Just point me to REAL / USED / CURREN
This is a job for Google, Bing, Duck Duck Go ...
You have forgotten the StartPage man........ As an answer to OPs question, this should help. First result especially.
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You have forgotten the StartPage man........ As an answer to OPs question, this should help. First result especially.
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EDIT Edited title. bluez Q A · Discussions · GitHub[^] This one is dead... For all those OF's who recall the popular TV "quiz" show... I am looking for a way to identify - in Linux / Ubuntu open source SPECIFICALLY 1) what database is used to keep track of result of "scanning for remote Bluetooth device " 2) what database , if any, keeps track of recently used and valid ID # / authorization # I am NOT seeking the actual link / reference , I am asking for current / actually copy of "bluez" library as adopted by Linux. I am NOT asking for various implementation of " bluez" - such as "hci" etc. I am NOT asking where to find "bluez" source code - there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files... I know about flaky Python Bluetooth app -- no reference needed. Just point me to REAL / USED / CURRENT (Aug 2024) "copy" of "bluez" - that is all I am asking. as in Ubuntu packages for example.. ( If I knew how to do that , I would not ask ---duh...) - Thank you
jana_hus wrote:
library as adopted by Linux.
To start with that means nothing. It is like asking someone to provide instructions on how to replace the alternator for a 'truck'. The name 'linux' is generic. There are many vendor builds (using 'vendor' very loosely.) Of those each has a build. Where the build stipulates the code that is included in the binary that represents the version of linux that is actually installed. Except of course the installer might install different parts also. And on top of that then other installer might change stuff as well. Somewhere there is a linux command that can tell you what version is installed on whatever you are looking at. After you identify that then you can start looking for the code that corresponds to that. It will probably be one of those github repos.
jana_hus wrote:
there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files...
And presumably you think you are going to find one that is much 'better' than those. Good luck with that.
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jana_hus wrote:
library as adopted by Linux.
To start with that means nothing. It is like asking someone to provide instructions on how to replace the alternator for a 'truck'. The name 'linux' is generic. There are many vendor builds (using 'vendor' very loosely.) Of those each has a build. Where the build stipulates the code that is included in the binary that represents the version of linux that is actually installed. Except of course the installer might install different parts also. And on top of that then other installer might change stuff as well. Somewhere there is a linux command that can tell you what version is installed on whatever you are looking at. After you identify that then you can start looking for the code that corresponds to that. It will probably be one of those github repos.
jana_hus wrote:
there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files...
And presumably you think you are going to find one that is much 'better' than those. Good luck with that.
Thanks, appreciate the reply. I think I did not express what I am after - he usual " my fault". ( But I do appreciate you did no dwell on that...) I will try to correct that. The "bluez" library "advertisement " states it has been adopted by Linux. It is part of Linux kernel. That is the basic. My question / search is HOW to access / find the actual source code of "bluez" library / package in Ubuntu . Something like open file directory xyz open file which contains the "bluez" package I know where / how to get "bluez" source coder in github, I am after its residence in Ubuntu.
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EDIT Edited title. bluez Q A · Discussions · GitHub[^] This one is dead... For all those OF's who recall the popular TV "quiz" show... I am looking for a way to identify - in Linux / Ubuntu open source SPECIFICALLY 1) what database is used to keep track of result of "scanning for remote Bluetooth device " 2) what database , if any, keeps track of recently used and valid ID # / authorization # I am NOT seeking the actual link / reference , I am asking for current / actually copy of "bluez" library as adopted by Linux. I am NOT asking for various implementation of " bluez" - such as "hci" etc. I am NOT asking where to find "bluez" source code - there are plenty of copies of SAME, undocumented and UNSUPPORTED of "bluez" library on many github files... I know about flaky Python Bluetooth app -- no reference needed. Just point me to REAL / USED / CURRENT (Aug 2024) "copy" of "bluez" - that is all I am asking. as in Ubuntu packages for example.. ( If I knew how to do that , I would not ask ---duh...) - Thank you