I don't usually comment on these things. But this is phenomenal. I really like that the person that did this thought about a simple space for connect and enter for disconnect. I use rofi based tool whenever I don't feel like using my mouse and frequently disconnect because I toggled something that was already connecting.

The same happens when connecting or disconnecting from VPN using the nm applet. This is a simple but extremely useful way of separating two states.

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pythops a day ago | parent [-]

Bluetui author here Happy to hear that :)

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hsbauauvhabzb a day ago | parent [-]

Have you considered a network manager? Weirdly enough I have no trouble connecting to a Bluetooth device via bluetoothctl, I can never remember how to disable wifi, or set a static ip though

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frumiousirc a day ago | parent | next [-]

> Have you considered a network manager?

I've used "nmtui" on Linux for many years to do this. "nm" = "Network Manager".

	▲	bfkwlfkjf 18 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Seconded nmtui. The bluetui author also has impala, which is a tui for the network manager. But in this case, nmtui is good enough.
	▲	hsbauauvhabzb a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Thanks, this sounds like what I need ;)

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pythops a day ago | parent | prev [-]

that's why I don't like network manager and bloated software in general, they try to do everything and it always come problems

You don't need network manager for bluetooth. just install bluetoothd and there you go and use bluetui or bluetoothctl for wifi, I recommend iwd, and then you can use impala, or iwctl pick up the right tool for right purpose