openSUSE Tumbleweed native package

bluez-auto-enable-devices

Configuration that automatically enables all bluetooth devices

Packages / openSUSE Tumbleweed / Hardware/Mobile / bluez-auto-enable-devices

[Source: bluez]

Package: bluez-auto-enable-devices (5.82-2.4)

External Resources:

Homepage: [www.bluez.org]

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Configuration that automatically enables all bluetooth devices

Contains configuration that automatically enables all bluetooth devices that are connected to the system if no other tool is handling them (e.g. desktop specific applets like blueman or GNOME or KDE applets).

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Architecture	Package Size	Installed Size	Files
noarch	22 KiB	13 KiB	[list of files]

Package file paths (2)

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/etc/bluetooth
/etc/bluetooth/main.conf

Field source: openSUSE Tumbleweed OSS revision tumbleweed-oss-multiarch:4db10cdde3ad82c7e22be35753c9e164b4bdd30f92db4aee17a0d4c94c5f902f

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Version	Release	Architecture	Repository	Package size	Installed size	Publisher repository artifact
5.82-2.4	tumbleweed / oss	noarch	openSUSE Tumbleweed · OSS · multi-architecture	22 KiB	13 KiB	noarch/bluez-auto-enable-devices-5.82-2.4.noarch.rpm

Field source: openSUSE Tumbleweed OSS revision tumbleweed-oss-multiarch:4db10cdde3ad82c7e22be35753c9e164b4bdd30f92db4aee17a0d4c94c5f902f

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5.82-2.4 / noarchObserved Sep 1, 2026 to Sep 1, 2026

Verification status: Metadata observed; artifact bytes were not independently fetched or hashed by this catalog import. The digest below is source-reported.

Source-reported sha512: bc42a8ef4e657693c917d3c4aa2e80799d713c232a7bbd9fb3753a5ca2985986594fc11293813e73a09310db018a91c68b01d95e5e8ae10a3003c1b8b0aa2300

Field source: openSUSE Tumbleweed OSS revision tumbleweed-oss-multiarch:4db10cdde3ad82c7e22be35753c9e164b4bdd30f92db4aee17a0d4c94c5f902f

Catalog record completeness

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Summary and description: 25/25
Artifact path and source digest: 25/25
Dependency metadata: 15/15
Package-file index: 15/15
Homepage: 5/5
License text: 5/5
Source package or maintainer: 10/10

Recorded total: 100/100

Field source: openSUSE Tumbleweed OSS revision tumbleweed-oss-multiarch:4db10cdde3ad82c7e22be35753c9e164b4bdd30f92db4aee17a0d4c94c5f902f. The cross-OS mapping is catalog-derived from the source-reported homepage; it does not establish authorship or publisher identity

Sources and provenance

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openSUSE Tumbleweed OSSSep 1, 2026
Authoritative source; repository metadata signature verified, revision tumbleweed-oss-multiarch:4db10cdde3ad82c7e22be35753c9e164b4bdd30f92db4aee17a0d4c94c5f902f
Signature verification covers the configured repository metadata chain. It does not certify that the package is safe or suitable.
Repository-signature verification record
Signed object
https://download.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/repo/oss/repodata/repomd.xml
Signed-object SHA-256
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Tool and policy
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openfactory-software-catalog-signature-v1
Verification time
Sep 1, 2026
Signed Release → package-index hash linkage
Path: Not recorded
Expected SHA-256: Not recorded
Observed SHA-256: Not recorded
Result: match verified