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  over 6 years ago by sndirsch | Reply

  Seems I managed to get this working. Tried this on xfce. I've installed any pulseaudio package I could find (including the one with bluetooth and the xfce-panel-plugin one). Then I added the pulseaudio plugin to the xfce panel. With that plugin I could switch the sound devices after installing pavucontrol package. Then I installed blueman package. With blueman-manager I could search for Bluetooth devices and do the pairing with my BT speaker. After the pairing I could see the BT speaker as additional sound device in the xfce pulseaudio plugin and select it. Great!

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Seems I managed to get this working. Tried this on xfce. I've installed any pulseaudio package I could find (including the one with bluetooth and the xfce-panel-plugin one). Then I added the pulseaudio plugin to the xfce panel. With that plugin I could switch the sound devices after installing pavucontrol package. Then I installed blueman package. With blueman-manager I could search for Bluetooth devices and do the pairing with my BT speaker. After the pairing I could see the BT speaker as additional sound device in the xfce pulseaudio plugin and select it. Great!
 
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Seems I managed to get this working. Tried this on xfce. I've installed any pulseaudio package I could find (including the one with bluetooth and the xfce-panel-plugin one). Then I added the pulseaudio plugin to the xfce panel. With that plugin I could switch the sound devices after installing pavucontrol package. Then I installed blueman package. With blueman-manager I could search for Bluetooth devices and do the pairing with my BT speaker. After the pairing I could see the BT speaker as additional sound device in the xfce pulseaudio plugin and select it. Great!
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This is an image ![an openSUSE geeko icon](https://en.opensuse.org/images/d/d0/Icon-distribution.png)

This is a user link @hans

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