bluez VS UxPlay

Upon going on the website BlueZ there is a lot of details about the versions, downloading the thing, releases, features, and a FAQ page with very little info.

And bluez for the Bluetooth part

You can use command sudo apt install bluez to install bluez, a Bluetooth Linux stack, and then install Blueman, a GUI Bluetooth manager

Option 3: raise a PR on the bluez people at http://www.bluez.org/ to include such a timeout into the driver (or contribute code to do it)

I would strongly appreciate a model with Linux user testimony to it playing nice with BlueZ/Pipewire - although it feels as if more gadgets have worked OOTB in the past half-decade, I'm loathe to dump $100+ on hardware which might not even connect.

Well it's undoubtedly using http://www.bluez.org/ but this is just how all linux systems work (because they pretty much all use bluez), idk what this guy is talking about a driver for

the command you used is for a source-based install, not a pip-based install. did you also try installing via pip? python -m pip install pybluez also see http://www.bluez.org/

Try UxPlay

UxPlay: AirPlay Unix mirroring server\ (0 comments)

I use Good Notes to do quick sketches, and if I'm really trying, I'll open procreate. Other than that, I haven't explored much yet. Oh, but for presentations, I use https://github.com/antimof/UxPlay to share my ipad screen with my laptop running Ubuntu, and then share my Ubuntu screen in whatever conference call tech stack is running, .e.g. slack video, google meet, zoom

If you own an iPad/iPhone then it’s very worth looking at https://github.com/antimof/UxPlay — it’s a prototype of a unix airplay server (in other words: you can screen mirror like you have a Mac). It’s been especially useful for virtual presentations over the last year with wfh!