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On previous versions of Ubuntu I seem to recall having the option to "browse device" (like on Mac OS X) enabled by default in Bluetooth settings. Now I am running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and I can very easily send files through the bluetooth settings menu, but there exists no option to receive files.


I have tried installing



  • bluez

  • blueman

  • obexftp


and some other applications in the hopes of inadvertently enabling this functionality, but nothing I've done seems to have worked. I would like to find a GUI solution, as I don't want to have to fiddle around in the command line too often just to browse files on my bluetooth devices, and I need this functionality very frequently, as I use a tablet, connected to my laptop by bluetooth, to do things like signing documents and such. Does anyone know how to get this working on Ubuntu 20.04?


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Receiving files in Blueman can be enabled by right clicking on Blueman icon, go to Local Services, Transfer, enable Accept files from trusted devices and choose a folder to store them on


[#2505] Tuesday, May 3, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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