Blueberry was born because the lack of a proper utility for configuring bluetooth on Linux Mint operating system, as the Linux Mint developer, Clement Lefebvre, explains in a blog post. It is designed from the ground up as a drop-in replacement for the Cinnamon-Bluetooth and Blueman utilities.
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