Thank you Thomas for the suggestion, but KDE-Bluetooth does not
appear to be available for Debian PowerPC. I haven't been able to
get GNOME-Bluetooth running.
Gary
--- Thomas Chiverton <[email protected]> wrote: >
On Tuesday 30 Mar 2004 10:24 am, you said:
> > find the numerical equivalents of "Computer" or "Mobile phone"
>
> If you have kde-bluetooth you can choose them in the bluetooth
> adapter control
> panel.
>
> > too new
>
> I don't think the bluetooth spec has changed that much :-)
>
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