Version: (using KDE 4.0.4) Installed from: SuSE RPMs OS: Linux When I click on the K icon in the applet tray, the error stated previously occurs. I cant access any bluetooth devices.
Easy to reproduce. I believe that is because kde-bluetooth is still a KDE3 app, and tries to open a bluetooth:// URI, which is supported in KDE3 by some kio slave, but not in KDE4. Maybe that bug should become a wish for a bluetooth kio slave in KDE4, or for a kde-bluetooth port which does not need that kio slave.
Yes, I found that the file bluetooth.protocol is not available for kde4 (in /usr/share/kde4/services). You could copy it from /opt/kde3/share/services/, but even then it won't work, because de kio-slave kio_bluetooth is not available. Copying the one from KDE3 gives segfaults. It seems, that KDE4 was released WITHOUT bluetooth support... Scandalous!!!
KDE4 have bluetooth support, but not in konqueror. There have to be maked a bluetooth kio slave to make it properly working in konqueror
Yes, but what is the sense of bluetooth support if there is no application to use it, except for bluetooth input devices? We want to manage our phones!
Bug confirmed (ok, "missing feature" confirmed). kdelibs-4.1.0-5.fc9.i386 kdebluetooth-1.0-0.41.beta8.fc9.i386
no kde4 bluetooth kio slave in 4.1.3
Bluetooth does work in KDE 4.3 ,openSuse 11.1 :) Kbluetooth4 does work perfect now
(In reply to comment #7) > Bluetooth does work in KDE 4.3 ,openSuse 11.1 :) > Kbluetooth4 does work perfect now No. I could reproduce this error by typing bluetooth:/// into konqi's location bar.
Fixed by switching to bluedevil?
Still the same error in konqueror from KDE 4.4.4.
Still the same error in konqueror 4.6.41 (4.7 >= 20110106). Guys, this error started with 4.0.4 and we had everything working fine with 3.5. It cannot be that after upgrading, bluetooth is no longer available. That is why I recommend KDE 3.5. I think this is a shame. Thanks for the answer.
The question is: Are you still using the broken KBluetooth, or the newer replacement BlueDevil? If you use the former, get rid of it and install the latter. It works fine here.
Bluetooth support has been replaced by "BlueDevil" and the old code is no longer maintained. If you still have an issue with Bluetooth support in a recent KDE version, such as KDE 4.9.5 or 4.10, please report a new bug. Also, if this is a feature request that has not yet been implemented in BlueDevil, please add a comment.