Okay, here is another quick fix. This time it is related to the bluetooth connection issues that you might have with Fedora 31/32.
Let me describe the problem a little more; sometimes I can not connect my headset back to my computer after I connected and disconnected the headset a couple of times. Sometimes when you disable the bluetooth it won't turn back again.
The following commands have helped me to solve the problem:
sudo rmmod btusb
sudo modprobe btusb
Add a sleep command, if you are running this from a shell script:
sudo rmmod btusb
sleep 1
sudo modprobe btusb
So I now have a fix_bluetooth script in my ~/.local/bin folder that I can run whenever I have connection problems.
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