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This is more of a minor annoyance than an actual problem, but I would be interested to know the cause of it anyway. Basically, when I first boot up my laptop (HP Envy x360 AMD version) and start the graphical environment, I want to immediately connect my bluetooth headphones (MPOW H19 IPO). The headphones are usually powered off, so I turn them on and start the "pairing" phase. But the headphones hang in "pairing" and don't actually connect until I (1) manually connect in bluetoothctl or (2) simply launch pavucontrol. And after I have opened pavucontrol once to initially pair them, even if I turn off my headphones and close pavucontrol, as long as I don't turn off my laptop, the headphones will connect automatically less than a second after the "pairing" phase. It would be nice for them to be able to connect post-startup without any extra steps.
Last edited by kongus_bongus (2020-11-10 14:24:57)
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How are you starting your graphical environment? This simply sounds like pulse isn't started yet and then gets invoked through socket invocation by pavucontrol.
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Thank you. I am logging in on a tty and starting the graphical environment with startx, so I wasn't starting pulseaudio automatically. Adding this to the xinitrc fixed it for me.
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