I have a bluetooth keyboard which works great in KDE Plasma. The only issue that I have is when trying to login because the keyboard only starts working after I login into KDE Plasma. If I logout afterwards, I can log back in using the bluetooth keyboard. So it’s just the first time after starting the computer that the keyboard is not connected.
Is there anyway that I can get the bluetooth keyboard connection to work at login (in SDDM) ?
Thank you for the idea. Before logging in to KDE / X I checked and the the ‘bluetooth.service’ is started already. I checked by doing CTRL+ALT+F1 to get a console, logging in through the console and running the ‘systemctl’ command.
So the bluetooth service is running even before but I can only use the bluetooth keyboard after logging in.
I wonder if this line: “* 115.730802] Bluetooth*[FONT=courier new]: HIDP (Human Interface Emulation) ver 1.2” [/FONT]isn’t important ? I’m not sure if I interpret it correctly but I think it’s when the ‘hidp’ module is loaded. And I can see that immediately after that the keyboard is also recognized. Both of these seem to happen after I login judging from the timestamp.
So the keyboard is not connected yet.
After I log in to KDE / X and I run the same command I get the same output with the exception that it shows as connected: ‘Connected: 1’