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I have a fresh CentOS 7 installation on a laptop with bluetooth transciever. When CentOS starts I see the 'bluetooth' service started. However, on the desktop (Cinnamon) I don't see any bluetooth icon, and there is no bluetooth applet in the menus.

I see LOTS of rpm's with 'blue' in them, and I'm not sure what to add. I just want to pair a bluetooth headset. Can someone tell me what RPM/package I need to add for some basic bluetooth control and monitoring from the system tray?

(I already have gnome-bluetooth and bluez packages installed)

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There is a package called blueberry. It's shipped by default with Linux Mint (cinnamon). You can install it by running in the terminal:

sudo yum install blueberry.noarch -y

Worked for me on CentOS 7 - cinnamon

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    Can you explain more than just giving a line of code that the OP might not understand what it's doing?
    – Vylix
    Jun 7, 2017 at 20:28

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