Release of obexd-0.11
This is another release with bugfixes for some broken D-Bus, filename and authorization handling.
Official Linux Bluetooth protocol stack
This is another release with bugfixes for some broken D-Bus, filename and authorization handling.
For this years Google Summer of Code we have 6 projects accepted that will hopefully extend the Bluetooth expierence for Linux a lot. So happy hacking to all students.
This release adds support for the AVRCP based volume control and fixes a couple of regressions from the previous release.
The Bluetooth SIG announced the 3.0 + HS specification that includes support for High Speed data transfer via 802.11 technology. Using a Bluetooth 2.1 BR/EDR controller with an 802.11 AMP controller is a perfect combination for a 3.0 high speed solution. So BlueZ is fully ready to be extended with 3.0 support since it already supports Bluetooth 2.1 features.
This release fixes crashes found in the Headset/Handsfree and A2DP support. The audio support should now be more stable than ever.
This release fixes various bugs, crashes and other problems found during testing. It should make the Bluetooth audio support (Headset and A2DP) more stable now.
This release fixes a couple of issues found in the previous release.
This release add more advanced features to the audio support for Handsfree/Headset profiles and also A2DP. Advanced system like PulseAudio should now be able to better interact with BlueZ and also have more control over multi-profile devices.
The releases fixes multiple regression within the networking service and SDP service discovery.