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I want to pair a bluetooth speaker. I can now scan it with 'hcitool scan' and found it appear in the devices list. Searched google, but things seems not clear about how to pair it. Some people mentioned bluez-tools package, but it's event not in the slackbuilds.org, this brings me a feeling that the method is not a good option to Slackware. But what's the recommended way?
Run it from an X session as a normal user. There should be an applet that autostarts in your chosen graphical environment after you follow dugan's directions.
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