Why keeping BT apps and daemon on a device not having any BT extension board?
useless.
so here is what i found about :
by eanfrid
If you want to disable BT at boot-time, you only have to blacklist the bluetooth module (=driver) in order to prevent the kernel from loading it on reboot. sudo echo "blacklist bluetooth" > /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-BT.conf Then you can purge most of the Bluetooth-oriented packages (a few libs cannot be removed since it would completely uninstall some essential parts of your DE and/or destroy it). On a working bluetooth-enabled system you should have something like these results $ lsmod|grep blu bluetooth 147960 24 bnep,btusb,rfcomm rfkill 13361 2 bluetooth crc16 1288 2 ext4,bluetooth and if BT is disabled, "lsmod|grep blu" will return no result. |
that is exactly what i did, then i removed the following packages :
- gnome-bluetooth (that removed gnome-user-share due to dependency)
- bluez
- gir1.2-gnomebluetooth-1.0
Seems everything ok now
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