The secret is using hardware that's known to work with Linux. Inside Google, I'm sure IT does this (or writes/fixes drivers when it must). Outside google, you h

The secret is using hardware that's known to work with Linux. Inside Google, I'm sure IT does this (or writes/fixes drivers when it must). Outside google, you have to do this yourself. Find someone with a working setup and duplicate exactly. > Bluetooth Bluetooth is a dumpster fire and Linux bluetooth is a radioactive biohazardous dumpster fire. Stay away. My workaround: Linux -> SPIDF -> 1Mii B03Pro bluetooth transmitter. The chipset drivers that output 3.5mm and SPIDF are ancient, stable, and dumb as rocks, so they actually work. SPIDF beats 3.5mm because 3.5mm can detect connectedness and punish you by scrambling your sound settings every time you bump a cable. SPIDF can't do this so software can't screw it up. Also, even if you get linux bluetooth working it will tend to scramble if you reboot into a different OS. Just say no. Use an external bluetooth transmitter.