elementary OS founder and developer Daniel Foré reports today, January 4, 2017, on the upcoming availability of a revamped, native Bluetooth settings pane that’ll land as a drop-in replacement for GNOME Control Center’s one in the Ubuntu-based distro.
elementary OS always innovates itself and offers its users all brand-new technologies and beautiful graphical user interface for various tools. Lately, it would appear that the development has been working on redesigning the Bluetooth settings pane that can be accessed through the built-in Control Panel inherited from the GNOME Stack. After more than 20 revisions, the new Bluetooth settings pane looks pretty sleek.
“When you connect a new device, you need to make sure that the adapter is “visible” so that other devices can find it. This can make pairing frustrating, since it may not… (read more)
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