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>On Linux, LE Audio support is implemented through BlueZ for the Bluetooth® host stack and PipeWire for audio routing. Most Linux systems support Bluetooth LEA
by charcircuit 1y ago
>On Linux, LE Audio support is implemented through BlueZ for the Bluetooth® host stack and PipeWire for audio routing.
Most Linux systems support Bluetooth LEA via Gabeldorsche. Google shipped LEA support in Android 14 and BSP providers offered the drivers needed for it in their Android 14 BSPs.
- ocrete 1y agoThis Gabeldorsche is really only for Android. BlueZ is used almost everywhere else.
- charcircuit 1y agoMost Linux installs that use Bluetooth with Linux are Android installs.
- estimator7292 1y agoApart from basically every laptop sold in the last 20 years, yeah
- ocrete 1y agoAndroid is really its own platform that happens to use the Linux kernel as a shortcut. What we're talking about here is really what used to be called GNU/Linux, so the whole platform that is based on the software developed by the various communities.
- preisschild 1y agoI think this is needless gatekeeping. Does it matter if someone uses KDE or GNOME? Systemd or openrc? Musl or glibc? They are all part of the Linux community. I use GrapheneOS for my smartphone and Fedora for my workstation and I consider both to be linux distributions
- gkiagia 1y ago[dead]
- charcircuit 1y agoMost Linux laptops are Chromebooks which ship with Android's previous Bluetooth stack (still not BlueZ).