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...Clear mapping tables and directory structure help distributions and end users package the correct files under /lib/firmware/, which resolves the common “Bluetooth not found” issue after installing Linux. By centralizing vetted firmware versions, it reduces guesswork, prevents regressions, and gives maintainers a single place to track updates for new laptop generations. Practically speaking, it’s the missing link between an otherwise supported Bluetooth stack and real-world, out-of-the-box functionality on Linux.

...It is written in Rust and focuses on direct device control through HID++ rather than account-based cloud software. The app lets users remap buttons, adjust DPI, and configure SmartShift behavior without telemetry. Its current focus is macOS, with wired and Bluetooth mouse support becoming a central part of recent releases. OpenLogi is useful for people who want lightweight mouse customization without signing in or depending on Logitech’s official software stack. It is especially appealing to privacy-conscious users, power users, and developers who want transparent control over Logitech device settings.

The Zephyr Project is a new generation real-time operating system (RTOS) that supports multiple hardware architectures. It is based on a small-footprint kernel specially designed for use on resource-constrained and embedded systems. The Zephyr OS can be used for a wide range of applications: from simple embedded environmental sensors and LED wearables to sophisticated embedded controllers, smart watches, and IoT wireless applications.

jack-bridge provides a complete, lightweight audio stack for Debian-based Linux systems using JACK and ALSA without systemd, PulseAudio, or PipeWire. Perfect for users who want minimal dependencies and maximum control. Code generated by chat bots. Professional audio control interface Alsa Sound Connect (mxeq) with: Dynamic mixer controls - Automatically shows hardware controls for active device (Internal/USB) Built-in recorder - Record in mono/stereo at 44.1kHz or 48kHz, saves to ~/Music Bluetooth panel - Scan, pair, trust, connect devices with visual feedback Device switching - Change output between Internal/USB/HDMI/Bluetooth without restarting JACK. ...

We present a secure open-source networking stack that can be used to anonymously localize and track smartphones and wearables by deploying multiple Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons across an environment. The proposed networking stack enables varying levels of encryption across all layers of the communication stack to ensure an easy-to-adopt, secure-by-design network architecture along with the proposed IoT architecture.

Changelogs * Android 12L. * Based on OnePlus vendor. * Switched to QTI BT stack. * Enabled Bluetooth A2DP Offload. * Fixed the issue of Audio Jack wasn't working. * Fixed the issue of Hotspot showing error sometimes when turning on. * Fixed the issue of Android Tethering wasn't working. * CTS Passes with/without root both. * Bring back separate wifi & data QS tiles. * materialUI Boot Animation. * Removed Android build number from QS footer

...Final alpha release features: ======== * Usb image * General debian repos * VM optimizations * Hugepages by default * CGROUPs optimized by default * ALSA * Latest Debugging / Baremetal kernels * Full Haswell and MIC support in test * Full optimized python support * Full optimized perl support * Java compliance * IPv6 full stack with IPsets * Multipath storage * Overclocking tools * Student/Developer scripts. (git pull, builders) * i915 latest support drivers and gallium. * Kernel patching, testing featurettes * Wi-Fi and bluetooth ipv4 support * Latest GCC versions * Qt, Java, Maven, Desktop improvements Notes ==== Basic Console Pre-alpha build Test and rate for improvemen

The SDIO-Linux project provides an open source SDIO-stack. The stack comes complete with drivers for the Host and Bus controllers, SD/MMC memory cards, SDIO-bluetooth and Atheros’ WLAN driver.

pwntooth is designed to automate Bluetooth Pen-Testing. It scans for devices, then runs the tools specified in the pwntooth.conf; included blueper, bluesnarfer, Bluetooth Stack Smasher (BSS), carwhisperer, psm_scan, rfcomm_scan, and vcardblaster.

BlueCove is a JSR-82 implementation on Java Standard Edition (J2SE) on BlueZ Linux, Mac OS X, WIDCOMM, BlueSoleil and Microsoft Bluetooth stack on WinXPsp2 and newer. Originally developed by Intel Research and currently maintained by volunteers.

A Bluetooth Handsfree implementation for Linux's Bluez stack. Allows you to use your PC's microphone and speakers as a handsfree speakerphone connected to your Bluetooth phone. This contains a C/C++ library, Java bindings, and a simple Java application

BlueDuke is a lightweight Java Bluetooth stack. It is based on the Harald Bluetooth stack from Lund University, Sweden (http://www.control.lth.se/~johane/harald/), but will feature support for various profiles, with SDP and RFCOMM as mandatory goals

Minshara Java Bluetooth Stack is a Java (JSR-82 compliant) Bluetooth stack. It's based on javabluetooth and features RFCOMM and OBEX protocols, and also security. It's exhaustively documented and provides a bunch of samples -orson.rasip.fer.hr/~tsecen.

An application to allow communication with Panasonic X70 mobile phones using a reverse-engineered enhanced AT command set. It works in combination with a linux bluetooth stack and should also work with phones connected by USB or serial cable.

The JavaBluetooth Stack is a 100% Java implementation of the Bluetooth Specifications Version 1.1. It uses the javax.comm package to address the Bluetooth chip, and implements the JSR-82 (javax.bluetooth) API. Deployment on TINI is possible.

JBluetoothUI is Java (Swing based) application which uses JSR-82 compatibile Bluetooth stack and provides user-friendly interface to Bluetooth devices.

Affix - The most powerfull Bluetooth protocol stack for Linux. Affix offers support for wide range of Bluetooth devices of PCMCIA, USB and serial type. Includes powerfull command line utilites, OBEX support, personal access point and SDP server.

BlueNIC implements the Bluetooth Personal Area Network Profile with all roles as PANU,GN and NAP. The software is written as a loadable module for the linux kernel and required the BlueZ Bluetooth core stack.

A Java Protocol Stack for Bluetooth. For Linux, a JNI interface is provided to the BlueZ system interface.

An open source bluetooth stack for Linux (and other operating systems). Support for SDP/L2CAP/RFCOMM. No further development is expected for this project as BlueZ has taken the official role as bluetooth stack for Linux.

BlueZ - Official Linux Bluetooth protocol stack