Am 11.04.2015 um 06:06 schrieb Alexander Holler:
Am 10.04.2015 um 19:15 schrieb Alexander Holler:
Am 10.04.2015 um 19:10 schrieb Marcel Holtmann:
We took the power on policy out of BlueZ 5 on purpose.
Nobody has to use the option which is by default off.
Sorry, but I just have to ask that in order to keep my reputation as troll:
What's that purpose?
Defeating usability? ;)
Just to clarify my patch. Its purpose is not to reimplement a "power on
by default" policy because I understand that it's a good idea to not
power on bt-adapters by default.
The purpose of my patch is to offer users a simple, fast and reliable
way to power on an adapter on startup, without the need to wait until
dbus and udev are ready and without the need for additional tools (or
complications) like udev-rules, hciconfig or bluetootctl.
E.g. one of my use-cases is to be able to use a bt-keyboard right after
the system shows me a login. Without that patch waiting 4 seconds
haven't been enough, and with the patch the keyboard is now usable
almost immediately.
And there are many other use cases where people do want that an adapter
is turned on after it's found. E.g. I assume on most systems which don't
have a fixed bt-adapter but rely on usb-dongles, people might prefer
that their dongle will be automatically turned on when it's plugged in
(otherwise they likely wouldn't plug it in). And the patch offers just a
very simple, clean and easy to use way to reach that goal and is not a
try to change the default policy.
Regards,
Alexander Holler
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