jLink

jLink: Jabra Direct for Linux

jLink is your go-to tool for managing Jabra headsets and dongles on Linux. Think of it as Jabra Direct for Linux.
Now you can finally manage your Jabra devices on Linux with ease. jLink brings the power of Jabra device management to your Linux system.

Features

- Basic Control: Manage basic functions of your Jabra headset.
- Device Discovery: Search for new devices and manage connections.
- Paired Devices: View the list of paired devices.
- Battery Status: Check the battery status of your headset

Navigation

Side Menu

Installation and update

Option 1: Using curl

Run the following command in your terminal:

curl -so- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Watchdog0x/jLink/main/install.sh | sudo bash

Option 2: Using wget

Run the following command in your terminal:

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Watchdog0x/jLink/main/install.sh | sudo bash

Tested Devices:

• jabra Link 380 with Jabra Evolve2 85

TODO

1. Code Cleanup: Improve the current codebase, which is in need of refactoring.
2.  Device Switching: Add support for switching between multiple connected devices.
3. Headset Settings: Implement features for configuring advanced headset settings.
4. Sound Control: Integrate with PipeWire for precise sound management.
5. Daemon Service: Create a background service using IPC shared memory for seamless operation

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here are some ways you can help:

• Refactor and Clean Up: Improve the existing codebase.
• Implement New Features: Tackle items from the TODO list.
• Report Bugs: Open an issue if you encounter any problems.
• Suggest Enhancements: Share your ideas for improving jLink.

Keywords

• Jabra Direct Linux
• Jabra headset Linux support
• Jabra Linux command-line tool
• Manage Jabra devices on Linux
• Jabra Link 380 Linux
• Jabra Evolve2 85 Linux