The KDE Bluetooth Framework

Kdebluetooth4 is the new KDE bluetooth framework for KDE4.

Because of the integration of bluez into solid this is a complete rewrite of the KDE3 version.
Details of version 0.1 can be found here: http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kdebluetooth4?content=84761
Q&A is welcome on freenode irc (#kdebluetooth).

Cheers.

Tom

Hi all,

its done.
We have access to the kdebluetooth sf project page again.
From now new releases can be reached again from:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/kde-bluetooth

including the latest 1.0_beta8 tarball.

For newer releases i will also post there some release notes and changelogs.

Again sorry for the bad release communication in the past.

Cheers,

Tom

Hi,

for all of you, having trouble to connect your bluetooth input device with kbluetooth, here you can find a nice wiki HOWTO:

http://en.opensuse.org/Bluetooth/kinputwizard

So far,

Tom

Will kdebluetooth be compatible with KDE 4? Thanks you! To all of you for the great job you do!

Hey all,

until RockMan is back again the latest release of kdebluetooth can be found here:
http://tomstar.ath.cx/load/kdebluetooth

Latest Changes in v1.0_beta8 are:
* backport of the old kio_obex module (fixes the 32k Bug)
* "Off Mode" for simply plug unplug the adapter
* kbluelock with unlock functionality
* the old kbtobexsrv and kbtobexclient are available
* lots of other bugfixes

TODO:
* sdp browse functionality, to show app-icons for the available sdp features of remote devics, where an application exists
* more stability for the kinputwizard
* ...

Cheers,

Tom

Hello,

I am disabled, so use a one handed keyboard called a frogpad, it was working fine, but then stopped, it still works in windoze (I dual boot)

The symptoms are,

Update!
LiveMobileTools 0.5.0-beta3 is out, featuring not only kmobiletools 0.5.0-beta3, but also kdebluetooth 1.0-beta3.

After a long waiting, KDEBluetooth 1.0 beta2 got released!
Release hilights include compilation fixes, and now works with lastest versions of bluez and openobex
Including also some stability fixes, and header exporting to allow other application to use kdebluetooth libraries. KMobileTools 0.5 will use them.
Release notes
Download files

As you may see, the KDE Bluetooth Framework now has a new homepage.
Since it's hosted in the same server of KMobileTools it also shares the same users list, and you will not need another account.
Thanks to paleo (http://www.pswp.net) for hosting.