Thread: NickelMenu: An integrated launcher for Kobo eReaders
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Old 06-27-2024, 09:51 PM   #1384
Aleron Ives
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You could probably add a menu entry that issues a Linux command to turn Bluetooth on and off, but I've not seen any examples of that. You'd have to do some testing over telnet to see which Bluetooth-related commands BusyBox supports.
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