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Tagged: wireless Bluetooth
First, my apologies for the garbage code.
The IF statement works as following : it checks whether there is characters/string at line 13 of the command ‘connmanctl services’.
If there are characters, it means that services are enabled (such as wifi IDs in my case), the condition is therefore TRUE. (see the quotes in between the braquets : “$()”)
But now I am wondering : perhaps this condition won’t work as intended if my wifi is ON and there is no wifi avalaible around…
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