Bluetooth failing to work because of unsupported plugins?

TheOneOfLostSouls

I have been having issues getting Bluetooth to properly work and after some trouble shooting I found that my system does not support several of the plugins under the command "Sudo systemctl status bluetooth"

I'm very new to Linux in general so sorry if I didn't provide enough information, or if I missed something obvious

WetGeek

TheOneOfLostSouls I have been having issues getting Bluetooth to properly work

Bluetooth is handled differently, depending on the DE you're using. It would help others to help you if you'd tell us what DE is involved, and what are you trying to do with Bluetooth.

TheOneOfLostSouls

WetGeek Im sorry I don't know what a DE is, if your asking what type of Linux operating system I'm running it's a solus plasma instance.

and what I am trying to do with bluetooth is to connect wireless devices again.

also I manged to resolve my problem by installing blueman though the software center and poking though the settings, and pressing the "turn bluetooth on" button. I don't know why the button works in blueman and not in the bluetooth system settings.

WetGeek

TheOneOfLostSouls it's a solus plasma instance.

DE stands for Desktop Environment. Solus provides Budgie, GNOME, Xfce, and yours, Plasma.

I also use Plasma, and I haven't needed to install Blueman in order to use Bluetooth. I suspect that it's only needed in some GNOME-based editions, not Plasma. I know that Blueman is used by Solus' Xfce edition, and possibly others.

Try just going into your System Settings, look for the Bluetooth entry, and enable Bluetooth and pair devices from there. You might also uninstall Blueman, as you won't need it with Plasma. If you need help with that, let me know.

By the way, I use a Bluetooth mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard with my Solus Plasma computer.