Handle case where no bluetooth adapters available - #256
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@vjr works as described - just a couple of code comments. The page looks a bit blank/unbalanced to me but I'll leave it for UX to comment on that. |
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Code looks good and works as intended. I think any UI tweaks can be left for a future PR if required.
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Proposing the following visual change:
When bluetooth adapter(s) are available/enabled, look and work as before:
When no bluetooth adapters available or it's disabled altogether:
CAVEAT: Note I've only tested on my desktop PC with onboard bluetooth which I enable/disable in the UEFI settings then reboot into the OS, I don't have a USB adapter to test scenarios like plugging in and unplugging it to see if the settings update/work as expected. I do have a laptop but don't think it has a switch to enable/disable bluetooth on the fly.