Thanks for the answer!
Yeah, I did search the CL Store, and I also used swupd with the command “sudo swupd search”, but had no luck.
The reason on why I want to use Bluetooth for file transfers is just because I was used to it and felt it was easier to me, I’m just starting to migrate from Windows to Linux because I’m tired of Windows’s broken updates, slow performance, instability, virus, etc.
And yes, because of that my experience with Linux is basically zero, but I found CL so far to be a very pleasant OS, everything worked out-of-the-box compared to Windows, where I had to install drivers to basically everything and lots of updates, this doesn’t happen in CL. Most programs I used on Windows are available on CL as well.
You are right that I should switch to a easier distro, right now I’m not having serious issues with CL and most things work pretty well for me, but if I find a big problem that prevents me for using my computer in a meaningful way, then I will just migrate to another distro like you said, like Ubuntu.
For the time being, I will also do what you said and use a network-based file sharing solution, tried using my phone as a FTP server and Nautilus File Manager on the PC to access it, it’s not as straight-forward like Bluetooth where I could just select the stuff I wanted in 2 touches and send it to the PC, but it works and gets the job done.
Thanks for the help, and I hope you get a nice day 