https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481722
--- Comment #3 from ratijas <[email protected]> --- > No devices paired at the moment / right now? > Or no devices paired in the past? > Or no devices paired both in the past and right now? Paired devices are the ones your Bluetooth chip knows about. I think Android calls them "Saved devices" or at least that's how it translates back from russian. "Paired at the moment" are being "Connected". This part is simple. > BTW, I tried to disconnect my Bluetooth mouse to see what happens and what is > then displayed in the Bluetooth widget and I couldn't. > It will disconnect it for a second and then automatically reconnect it back. Which mouse vendor/model are you using? I experience a similar behavior with Logitech MX Keys keyboard: it autoconnects when being touched or even hovered by a palm. > I had to turn off the mouse to get what I wanted, which still left the mouse > name visible in the Bluetooth widget along with a "Connect" button, which is > weird and confusing as the mouse is impossible to be connected as it's turned > off. At this point I wonder, have you used Bluetooth on other systems? It's a standard behavior. There is no way to know whether a connection would succeed until you try; and also a user might turn their device on while pressing "Connect" at the same time, so that the device isn't even ON when that happens but the connection will eventually be established after a couple of seconds. > Because I expected that the widget worked more similar to the Wifi networks > widget Bluetooth is not Wi-Fi, don't expect it to work the same way (: -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
