I don't know if this helps, but if you install blueman from the debian
tree it works just fine, just the ubuntu tree one that messes.
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You have to purge blueman (sudo apt-get purge blueman), then install the
debian tree blueman for it to work. I just grabbed the deb from here:
http://packages.debian.org/stable/x11/blueman. Also make sure to not
update it.
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@EricDHH, I had to install blueman from the debian tree in order to get
it to work, as the debian one uses a plain old applet that. Not an idea
solution, in any way, but it worked for me.
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I am on Lubuntu 13.10 64bit. Now Lubuntu doesn't come with indiactor-
volume by default, but as the default volume applet sucks so I installed
it with indicator-volume-gtk, turned it on in the indicator settings,
and I got the same error. It didn't work till I did the "fix".
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Might also be good to check for LXPanel, as it has the same problem and
the fix works for it as well.
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Lubuntu is effect by this as well.
Thanks to #5 for the fix. I "need" this a bit, and was worried I would
have to go back a release to get it working.
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