KDE-BluetoothforKDE4 releases first Beta

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KDE-Bluetooth is a graphical Bluetooth management tool suitable for use in the KDE desktop environment. Recently, this tool released the first test version 0.1 for KDE 4. I believe that with the release of KDE-Bluetooth for KDE 4, it will become more convenient to use Bluetooth devices in the KDE 4 desktop environment.

 

From the KDE-Bluetooth release log, the tool currently includes the following features:

All functions can be managed through the system tray icon
Passkey and authorization proxy can process requests from remote devices
Bluetooth adapter configuration
Bluetooth Device Manager
Bluetooth device wizard makes it easier to add new devices
You can use KBlueLock to lock the screen.
Attackers can send files to remote devices.

KDE-Bluetooth for KDE 4 provides source code and rpm packages that can be downloaded from the KDE-Apps website.