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I have been trying to follow multiple tutorials, but all of them either reference hidd or bluez-simple-agent.

I have installed bluez bluez-tools bluetooth, but when I run hidd or bluez-simple-agent I get command not found.



I have tried to:



sudo apt-get remove --purge bluez bluez-tools bluetooth && sudo apt-get install bluez bluez-tools bluetooth  


But that yields the same results.



My end goal is to pair a bluetooth keyboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!










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    I have been trying to follow multiple tutorials, but all of them either reference hidd or bluez-simple-agent.

    I have installed bluez bluez-tools bluetooth, but when I run hidd or bluez-simple-agent I get command not found.



    I have tried to:



    sudo apt-get remove --purge bluez bluez-tools bluetooth && sudo apt-get install bluez bluez-tools bluetooth  


    But that yields the same results.



    My end goal is to pair a bluetooth keyboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!










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      I have been trying to follow multiple tutorials, but all of them either reference hidd or bluez-simple-agent.

      I have installed bluez bluez-tools bluetooth, but when I run hidd or bluez-simple-agent I get command not found.



      I have tried to:



      sudo apt-get remove --purge bluez bluez-tools bluetooth && sudo apt-get install bluez bluez-tools bluetooth  


      But that yields the same results.



      My end goal is to pair a bluetooth keyboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!










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      I have been trying to follow multiple tutorials, but all of them either reference hidd or bluez-simple-agent.

      I have installed bluez bluez-tools bluetooth, but when I run hidd or bluez-simple-agent I get command not found.



      I have tried to:



      sudo apt-get remove --purge bluez bluez-tools bluetooth && sudo apt-get install bluez bluez-tools bluetooth  


      But that yields the same results.



      My end goal is to pair a bluetooth keyboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!







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          I was able to follow this AskUbuntu post using bluetoothctl. If you can't type in the bluetoothctl prompt, run it with sudo.



          I also ran [bluetooth]# trust [keyboard MAC Address]






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            I was able to follow this AskUbuntu post using bluetoothctl. If you can't type in the bluetoothctl prompt, run it with sudo.



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                I was able to follow this AskUbuntu post using bluetoothctl. If you can't type in the bluetoothctl prompt, run it with sudo.



                I also ran [bluetooth]# trust [keyboard MAC Address]






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                I also ran [bluetooth]# trust [keyboard MAC Address]







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