Marty Oehme
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Enabling both servers will allow more messages to get through, and it does not really constrain the server resources too much. an2linux should be clever enough to use *either* wifi or bluetooth in mirroring the messages, depending on which one it finds connected to the server/client. |
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an2linux
an2linux - mirror your android notifications on the linux desktop
This module enables the bluetooth server portion of an2linuxserver, while disabling the wi-fi server.
Since these dotfiles are currently primarily running on a laptop, bluetooth is the easiest connection to make.
In order for bluetooth to work on archlinux, you will have to follow the set-up on the archlinux wiki, as well as on the an2linux github page.
If the services module is also enabled, an2linux will automatically start up on boot.
This is usually desirable,
but for initial pairing you will have to manually shut down the service and run the server manually with an2linuxserver.py.
The initial pairing needs interactive inputs and can not be done automatically -- once that is done, you can restart the service and everything should work perfectly.