mouse

Just a few a days ago, I wrote a blog post about Pairing Bluetooth Mouse on Command Line on a Fedora laptop. So why do I need to write another post about doing the same thing on Gentoo? Well, as it turned out, I need a bit more than just turning on the bluetooth service and pairing the mouse. My Gentoo’s installation is very minimal, and I think this gives me an excuse to document on how I’d solve or get this working on Gentoo....

Ever since I’ve switched from Gnome to DWM on my main laptop, I have to perform most things on command line now. I know, right? :P Anyway, I need to pair a bluetooth mouse, Logi MX Anywhere 2S, with this Fedora laptop. I had a similar post a while back about connecting Bose QC35 to Fedora 29. So this is quite similar to that post. First, ensure that bluetooth.service is running:...