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    Install microsoft bluetooth wedge keyboard

    Hello, I'm new to Kubuntu. I have a bluetooth keyboard and I can't with any way to install it to my Kubuntu. I search at the google, but that I found, just doesn't work!
    The problem that I have is that any time I try to install it, it doesn't request to me to pair it.

    Is there anybody to know how can I install it? More specifically I have microsoft wedge mobile clavier keyboard.
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    Enable discovery mode on the keyboard. Then in Kubuntu go to System Settings | Bluetooth. Click Add Device. If BlueDevil (KDE's Bluetooth stack) recognizes the keyboard, you should see it appear in the list, along with a prompt to enter a PIN. If BlueDevil doesn't detect the keyboard, then it's unsupported and there's probably nothing we can do.
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      I've tried it already, it recognizes the keyboard but does not ask me a PIN. Adheres to the point where it says"Please introduce the PIN in your keyboard when it appears and press Enter".
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        I don't have a Bluetooth keyboard to test with, so I'm not sure what you mean by "adheres to the point." Do you mean that Bluedevil never actually displays a PIN that you should type on the keyboard?
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          #5
          Yes that I mean!
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            #6
            Hm. You might try selecting Manual PIN and entering a four-digit code (please don't use 1111 or 1234, etc.).

            I also found a guide that walks through pairing via command line utilities. But again, since I don't have one, I can't test for you. Sorry.
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              #7
              I already did this and guess what? It didn't worked!!!!!
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                #8
                Well, the only thing I can suggest is that you try the command-line pairing steps in the guide I posted. If that doesn't work, then your keyboard is incompatible with Kubuntu.
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                  #9
                  I made it! I installed all the packages about bluetooth and suddenly when I start my pc and my keyboard, it asked me to pair my keyboard! I don't know what worked but it worked!!
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                    #10
                    Hm, interesting. Would you mind letting us know which packages you installed?
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