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After sometime of my desktop being suspended, if I wake up the machine, bluetooth is turned off. I need to plug a usb mouse to reenable bluetooth via the indicator and then I can use my devices as intended.
I already have enabled and uncommented AutoEnable under Policy on /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
Any ideas on why or how can I fix this
This solution worked for me so far:
Edit /etc/bluetooth/input.conf and under section [General], uncomment the line IdleTimeout=0
# Set idle timeout (in minutes) before the connection will
# be disconnect (defaults to 0 for no timeout)
IdleTimeout=0
Interesting that defaults to 0... but in my computer bluetooth was disconnected after roughly 10 minutes.
After specifically defining "0", I tested with more than 1 hour inactivity. Also, I switched the USB adaptor from a regular USB port to a USB 2.0 port (it didn't fix the problem before, but since I enabled the IdleTimeout, it's working now).
Hope it helps you too...
Allright, so I found this on the internet. I cannot test this on my own so I can't confirm it as a working solution but it seems to coincide with your issue. You could give it a try.
