It might sound stupid, but I don't know how to browse files on my device (phone) connected to Ubuntu machine via Bluetooth. I see that the connection is established, I can send files from my computer to the phone, but just can't seem to find how to browse the phone's file system.
I should mention that my Bluetooth adapter is Foxconn / Hon Hai, which hasn't been supported in Linux until recently. However, now I'm able to pair my phone with the computer, and to send files from my computer to the phone. What's not working is sending files from the phone to the computer and browsing phone files on the computer.
The reason why I'm asking this question is actually to check whether my Bluetooth adapter is still not fully supported, or I just don't know how to use it properly.
Best Answer
ok then try this:
test before, if your usb dongle was recognized you test it with this command:
if you get this message, its successfuly recognized:
then install an another browser for ubuntu:
after the installation, you must restart the bluetooth dongle with this command:
or with this command
Details of the Bluetooth device is obtained with the command:
if all is ok, install bluetooth applet