I am trying to connect my Lenovo S10E to a Nintendo Wiimote via bluetooth. I am using a simple Python script, reproduced below. I am calling it from the Linux Mint (version 16, Petra) command line using python3 find_wii.py My goal is to connect a wiimote to Mint, then output MIDI (eventually). I am using Python due to its cross-platform advantages. Script:import bluetoothtarget_name = Nintendo RVL-CNT-01target_address = 00:1C:BE:29:75:7Fnearby_devices = bluetooth.discover_devices()for bdaddr in nearby_devices:    if target_name == bluetooth.lookup_name( bdaddr ):        target_address = bdaddr        breakif target_address is not None:    print(found target bluetooth device with address ), target_addresselse:    print(could not find target bluetooth device nearby)I am receiving the error Traceback (most recent call last):  File find_wii.py, line 1, in <module>    import bluetoothImportError: No module named 'bluetooth'I have installed bluez and python wrappings for it (sudo aptitude install python-bluez). I have upgraded my system (sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade). I did consulted Google, and the only official bugs I could find are here and here, and neither of the answers worked for me. How can I get the Bluetooth module to work with Mint? [Note: Question cross-posted to stackoverflow]
Python3 error no module named bluetooth on Linux Mint
linux mint;python;bluetooth
I believe the bluetooth module is for python2 and not yet for python3. You can verify this by trying to load the module with python2.