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Em Fri, 2012-09-21 às 22:06 +0200, Antonio Ospite escreveu:
> From a user point of view there is still some "set up" happening,
> the gnome bluetooth-applet tells "Successfully set up new device '%
> s'", so maybe we can just call this "set up" in the comment above too,
> I
> mentioned the PIN because Gnome bluetooth does something about
> that[1],
> Bastien in gnome-bt case pin="NULL" means that there will be no
> pin request at all by the device, right?

Yep. That means we don't try to pair, we just connect to it. No
security, first come first serve.