Install BlueZ package version 5.66 or higher. The BlueZ package is the official Linux stack and provides all the modules you’ll need to enable data sync with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE). 

Add support for Linux to iOS connections.

BlueZ 5.51 and above try to automatically read the battery status/service of devices when they connect. However, iOS devices will default prevent BlueZ services from reading the battery service. As a result, BlueZ connection attempts will cause iOS devices to show a pairing prompt constantly. Therefore, we must disable the battery service in BlueZ using the following steps.

to apply changes to the Bluetooth service. 

5. Linux’s Bluetooth system aggressively prefers classic Bluetooth (BR/EDR) mode when it encounters a Mac - this results in both the pairing popups and intermittent sync. Before running your app, you can prevent this with a little Bluetooth configuration on your Linux machines.

After that, BlueZ should be able to connect to iOS devices without prompting and Ditto Apps should be able to communicate over BT-LE between iOS and Linux.

Run the following command to set BlueZ' support for multiple advertisements.

Your Linux system is now ready to install and run Ditto. For instructions on how to install and set up Ditto, see 

Configuring Transports

Installing Bluetooth on Linux

android_supported_version

ipados_supported_version

ios_supported_version

windows_x64_supported_version

mac_supported_version

linux_x64_supported_version

Big Peer Architecture

Compatibility

Release Notes: Big Peer

Big Peer

ditto

Ditto Documentation (v4.4.*)

Welcome to Ditto

Onboarding

Core Components

Sync Overview

Data Structures and Types

CRUD Fundamentals

Authentication and Initialization

Ditto Basics

Compatibility with Swift

Installing Swift SDK

Tutorials in Swift

Quick Tips for Swift

Release Notes: Swift

API Reference

Swift SDK

Compatibility with Kotlin

Installing Kotlin SDK

Task App Tutorials for Kotlin

Release Notes: Kotlin

Kotlin

Compatibility with JavaScript

Installing JavaScript SDK

Node.js Task App Quickstart

Tutorials in JavaScript

Release Notes: JavaScript

Javascript - Node.js

Compatibility with Java

Installing Java SDK

Release Notes: Java

Java for Android SDK

Compatibility with C#

Installing C# SDK

Authentication Server

Tutorials in C#

Release Notes: C#

C# SDK

Compatibility with C++

Installing C++ SDK

Release Notes: C++

C++ SDK

Compatibility with Rust

Installing Rust SDK

Setting Up

Release Notes: Rust

Rust SDK

SDK Setup Guides

Query Syntax

Register

Counter

Attachment

Data Types

Finding and Observing

Upserting and Updating

Evicting and Removing

Best Practices for CRUD

CRUD Operations

Data Sync

Fields and Key-Values

Identifiers: Default and Custom

Collections

Version Control

Complex Structures

Evaluation Criteria

Relationships

Document Model

Network Deployment

Transports

Cloud-Optional Design

Mesh Network

Consistency Models

Sync and Replication Concepts

Platform Compatibility

Authentication

Access Control Permissions

Certificate-Based Security

Security

Glossary

Platform Manual

Authorization

Documents and IDs

408 Timeout Responses

Querying

Managing Attachments

Writing

HTTP API Reference

HTTP API

Change Data Capture

Demo Apps Overview

Live Queries Management

Memory-Usage Management

Role-Based Access

State-Based Replication

Time-Based Replication

Large Binary Files

Timestamp Values

Standard Best Practices

FAQs

Troubleshooting

Support