You should see an initial list of connected devices like so: Controller 23:34:17:64:AF:0E ChromeLinux_A00F Install bluetoothctl: sudo apt install bluetoothctl These are the steps I followed on Ubuntu 16.04 (derived from and answers). I did it once successfully, went to do it again from my notes to make sure my answer was sound and it took me another hour of trying to get it to take. I really wanted to make a precise answer but I think the tech is a little flaky and the tools are a little trying. This was a pain in the button to get working. I had to use bluetoothctl and even that wasn't reliable.Īre there known issues with Bluetooth drivers in 4.2, or perhaps a bug with the Apple Wireless Keyboard specifically?
Even forgetting the goal of pairing the keyboard in both Windows and Linux, and setting up the keyboard with a new pairing, the keyboard won't pair via the GUI interface. The trackpad also works in Windows 10, and I used this trick to copy the bluetooth keys from the Windows registry to the bluetooth configuration in Linux: How can I avoid having to pair my bluetooth mouse all the time? Īgain, the trackpad works without issues in both Windows and Linux using this approach of mirroring the Bluetooth key. The same keyboard works flawlessly in Windows 10, so I know it's not the Bluetooth controller or keyboard itself. I do see the following error using journalctl: Authentication attempt without agent I've followed several guides and have managed to pair this keyboard via bluetoothctl, entering the PIN and seeing successfully paired.
However, I can't for the life of me get the keyboard working.
I've got the Wireless Trackpad working fine with no issues. I have an Apple Wireless Keyboard and Trackpad (2 AA battery version of both, not the latest models that charge via a lightning cable), running Ubuntu 15.10 64-bit on an Intel NUC6i5SYK, kernel 4.2.0-27 (stock).
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