btfilter

If you're looking for a way to send documents for printing to Bluetooth-enabled printers or print adapters, look no further than btfilter. This software is designed to read documents from standard input and send them to a Bluetooth device address of your choosing. You will need to prepare the file beforehand, but once ready, btfilter will pass it transparently to the device.

You can even use btfilter indirectly in /etc/printcap - detailed instructions can be found in the helpful document, "Bluetooth Printing to HP DeskJet 3845." When using btfilter, simply type the syntax "btfilter [OPTIONS] mac-address [channel]" to get started.

There are some great options available when using btfilter. For instance, you can use the "-i" option or "< bdaddr >" to send the file using a specific device. The channel will default to 1 if not given. In terms of requirements, you'll need the BlueZ stack for btfilter to work.

Installing btfilter is quick and easy. Simply download the latest version, unpack the archive, and configure by typing "./configure." Then, type "make" and as root, type "make install." Overall, btfilter is a great tool for anyone seeking a reliable way to print documents via Bluetooth.