I am not very fond of Mac-devices except for the bluetooth keyboard. In Ubuntu 15.04 it was working great! Until I installed the 15.10... Before I upgraded Ubuntu it was possible for me to use the keyboard to log in upon starting up the PC. Now, however, it has a lot of problems.
In the bluetooth settings I often can't find the keyboard. If it does find the keyboard, the connection often fails (I did check the keyboard on a Mac, it works without any issues). If I click on the bluetooth icon (right top) the keyboard is there. If it connects and remains connected, nothing works. Sometimes the connections goes on and of repeatedly. And sometimes it works, but after a while a button gets stuck (for example "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"). To solve this I erased everything called bluetooth in: .1 stuff like: update-notifier-crash-_var_crash__usr_lib_bluetooth_bluetoothd.0.crash.l og.1.gz. This works... for a short time.
Since last week I bought a Mac 'Belkin YourType Bluetooth Wireless Keypad'. This is also not working - not really. If I change the hardware settings (for example: 4 to ←, 8 to ↑, 6 to →, etc) the main keyboard changes too and stops working. Very often both the wireless keypad and the main keyboard stop working simultaneously.
I am trying to clear the bluetooth history to see if that works, but I can't find it. Where can I find that? Or how do I make both keyboards work and work together? I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Ernest
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