Bluetooth Terminal Tools
Bluetooth, a wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances, was first developed in the late 1990s by Ericsson.
Bluetooth can be used in the context of the terminal for exploring devices, network configuration, and data transmission tasks.
Below is a list of terminal tools that work with Bluetooth.
bitchat-tui
A TUI client for bitchat.
A TUI client for bitchat.
bluetui
TUI for managing bluetooth on Linux.
TUI for managing bluetooth on Linux.
bluetuith
A TUI bluetooth manager for Linux.
A TUI bluetooth manager for Linux.
blueutil-tui
A TUI for macOS to interact with bluetooth devices via blueutil.
A TUI for macOS to interact with bluetooth devices via blueutil.
humble-explorer
cross-platform, command-line Bluetooth Low Energy scanner.
cross-platform, command-line Bluetooth Low Energy scanner.
sdrtop
A terminal monitor for software defined radio (SDR) hardware.
A terminal monitor for software defined radio (SDR) hardware.
termtastic
A terminal client for Meshtastic to chat over radio networks.
A terminal client for Meshtastic to chat over radio networks.
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