DE independant but using libadawaita?
As far as I know only Gnome is actively using libadwaita. Sure it can run on any DE. And that's good.
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I'm new to linux DE stuff but I think I have adwaita things on Nobara (Fedora) with KDE. 🤷♀️
Well yeah, LibAdwaita is the flagship implementation of GNOME's design guidelines.
Kinda weird to call it a Bluetooth client. The only Bluetooth clients would be the devices and even that is not entirely correct since Bluetooth doesn't follow a client/server model. I would rather call it a Bluetooth manager
it has to be enabled like a system service, so this is clearly a daemon.
So? NetworkManager is also a deamon. Still it is a manager
DE independent but it requires GTK4 and libadwaita. Maybe just call it a GTK GUI for Bluetooth?