TUI for managing bluetooth on Linux

A Linux based OS with bluez installed.

You can download the pre-built binaries from the release page release page

You can install bluetui from crates.io

cargo install bluetui

You can install bluetui from the extra repository:

pacman -S bluetui

You can install bluetui from the lamdness Gentoo Overlay:

sudo eselect repository enable lamdness
sudo emaint -r lamdness sync
sudo emerge -av net-wireless/bluetui

If you are a user of x-cmd, you can run:

x install bluetui

Run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/pythops/bluetui
cd bluetui
cargo build --release

This will produce an executable file at target/release/bluetui that you can copy to a directory in your $PATH.

Tab or l: Scroll down between different sections.

shift+Tab or h: Scroll up between different sections.

j or Down : Scroll down.

k or Up: Scroll up.

s: Start/Stop scanning.

ctrl+c or q: Quit the app.

p: Enable/Disable the pairing.

o: Power on/off the adapter.

d: Enable/Disable the discovery.

u: Unpair the device.

Space or Enter: Connect/Disconnect the device.

t: Trust/Untrust the device.

e: Rename the device.

Space or Enter: Pair the device.

Keybindings can be customized in the default config file location $HOME/.config/bluetui/config.toml or from a custom path with -c

# Possible values: "Legacy", "Start", "End", "Center", "SpaceAround", "SpaceBetween"
layout = "SpaceAround"

# Window width
# Possible values: "auto" or a positive integer
width = "auto"

toggle_scanning = "s"

[adapter]
toggle_pairing = "p"
toggle_power = "o"
toggle_discovery = "d"

[paired_device]
unpair = "u"
toggle_trust = "t"
rename = "e"

If you like bluetui and you are looking for a TUI to manage WiFi, checkout out impala

GPLv3

Bluetui logo: Marco Bulgarelli