Description of problem: Bluetooth support in the Mate-Compiz spin is missing - it's supposed to be supported as part of the Bluez5 migration but isn't there. Compiling from source against 21 doesn't work with a blueman.Constants module missing error when trying to start blueman-manager. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora-F21- Daily releases up to 21st July 2014 How reproducible: Install Fed21 Compiz Mate spin.....try to use bluetooth.....no app Compile blueman from git source....blueman.Constants module missing error Steps to Reproduce: 1. As described above 2. 3. Actual results: No bluetooth Expected results: Functional bluetooth Additional info: I'm not sure if this is an upstream problem or a packaging problem, but in the Fed21 Mate spin it doesn't seem to currently have a clearly defined owner and therefore may slip through the cracks.
Sorry, Blueman was dropped from Fedora because it doesn't support the Bluez 5 stack we have. You could try asking upstream if they are willing to update it, but I wouldn't have high hopes -- it seems unmaintained. In the mean time, you should be able to get proper bluetooth support in GNOME.
Kevin Upstream is still getting updated and indeed there's a Blueman2 mentioned on the milestones. https://github.com/blueman-project/blueman https://github.com/blueman-project/blueman/issues/milestones However if I've understood you correctly then there will be no support for bluetooth in the Mate Compiz spin unless you install gnome3 which somewhat defeats the point given all the dependencies/bloat that come with that. It's also mentioned here.....under the Mate section http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Bluez5 That a standalone app was being created for F20 but the source for that seems to have disappeared from the link.
Bluedevil from kde should also work in MATE, which is in secondary mate comps group and is the official replacement for mate-bluetooth in fedora. Run yum groupinstall 'MATE Applications' . Mate upstream offer to use new blueman version from github which support bluez5. But sorry, i don't use bluetooth for myself an i don't have a device for testing it. For this reason i decided not to bring it in fedora as a package. Also i maintained the whole mate desktop currently alone in fedora which is enough for me ;) But maybe the old blueman maintainer has an interest to bring blueman back in fedora.