I think this would create some excellent news for us, and would enable me to get a positive dialogue going with Joe at OMG Ubuntu.
Most importantly, I think this would be a winning feature that would attract alot of interest.
Apparently there is a build of KDE Connect that enables the connection via Bluetooth.
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/06/kde-connect-bluetooth-backend-development
Be great if this could be built, tested and shipped
It's not ready for prime yet, sorry. It should be possible to pair devices, but every feature that involves sending files is not working.
Bluetooth connection is also working with Gsconnect (experimental): https://github.com/andyholmes/gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect/issues/17
Do you think OBEX could be used for file transfer? It should be easier than handling UUIDs.
Qt doesn't support receiving stuff via OBEX, so that wouldn't work for us :-( Also, I'm not sure that you can initiate transfers to a specific application.
I've been unable to work on bluetooth for some time, since my phone is broken (and the replacement has other problems). Should be fixed soon though.
Ok, sorry I didn't realize that OBEX was not fully supported in Qt. What about using a Bluez dbus wrapper (only on Linux) then for receiving files and browsing, until Qt supports it? I never used it but I understood that you can change the path of the receiving file, that would be sufficient for the use in KDEConnect
Hmm, possibly. I couldn't find out how to do this from the Android side though, do you have an idea how to do that?