John Doe: If you install bluez from source and don't wok, remove it because it could conflict when versions you install. Also, if you compile bluez you need to remove the previous versions(that's why I don't do that).
When nothing worked I installed lswm wmgui... and libs from source, and I noticed they were interfering with the libwii... I had installed. It was giving me (more)problems. Everything in /usr/local is user generated(compiled), not ubuntu created.
John Doe: If you install bluez from source and don't wok, remove it because it could conflict when versions you install. Also, if you compile bluez you need to remove the previous versions(that's why I don't do that).
When nothing worked I installed lswm wmgui... and libs from source, and I noticed they were interfering with the libwii... I had installed. It was giving me (more)problems. Everything in /usr/local is user generated( compiled) , not ubuntu created.