Bluetui: A Terminal User Interface for Bluetooth Management on Linux
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Summary
Bluetui is a Terminal User Interface (TUI) application for managing Bluetooth connections on Linux systems. The article provides installation instructions for various methods including binary downloads from GitHub releases, installation via crates.io for Rust packages, package manager installation for Arch Linux and Gentoo distributions, and building from source. It also includes basic usage instructions for navigating the TUI interface with keyboard shortcuts.
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📥 Binary release: You can download the pre-built binaries from the release page.
🐧 Arch Linux: You can install bluetui from the extra repository.
⚒️ Build from source: Run the following command to produce an executable file.
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