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There are two different commands, one for the tray app, and one for the actual manager. The tray app should already be set to startup when the system turns on (if a bluetooth device is connected during bootup), so I don't think that you will need to autostart it manually. Check "/usr/local/share/pcbsd/xstartup/bluetooth-tray.sh" for the startup script.
Commands:
"sudo pc-bluetoothmanager"
"sudo pc-bluetoothtray"
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