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Bluetooth problems on my Surface Go 1 running Fedora 39
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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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Okay thanks for the answer. I guess I’ll try it and come back here if it doesn’t work.
Just a question, is the surface kernel auto updating?
It should update whenever you run a dnf update in the terminal
Sorry to annoy you but it means it’s not gonna update when I update the distro via the graphical interface?
Not to my knowledge but every desktop environment has a different software diwnloader. For me it doesnt update through Discover on KDE.
Thanks a lot. I've now installed the surface kernel. Sadly it still takes a long time for my mouse to be recognized.
That's not necessarly a problem if it got rid of the disconnection problem at least.