Can you clarify this?
Are you saying that on Fedora, it did work or did not work?
One thing about Fedora is that it is Cutting Edge. If there is a regression in the kernel/driver for "radio" (Bluetooth) - that is present on both Zorin and Fedora - you would see the symptom on both - so it does not rule out a software issue.
You might test on an older stable build like MX LInux or Debian.
When I had Fedora installed bluetooth worked
. When I just ran the Fedora Live USB the bluetooth did not worked.
Tomorrow I will try MX and Debian tomorrow I have been wanting to dual or triple boot, but one thing at a time.
I have Debian 13 live usb, Kernel 6.12.67 with wayland no bluetooth.
MX 25.1 live usb, kernel 6.12 with wayland and no bluetooth.
You could try it with installing a newer Kernel through the Debian Backports Repo.
I have just installed MX 25.1 Debian version 13.3
running Kernel: 6.12.63+deb13-amd64 x86_64
Bluetooth worked out of the box I only had turn it on and scan ans connect my speakers.
First time running KDE Plasma.
Kelean
And before, You had xfce on MX Linux and Debian Gnome?
Yes I have used gnome desktop, Xfce, Cinnamon, and Fluxbox. But never KDE Plasma. The names are different and will take a little while to get get use to.
Hmm ... maybe Plasma supports it in a Way that the others don't do ... You could install the Plasma Desktop on Zorin, too. but this would be only the default Plasma desktop without any Zorin Customization - and an older Plasma Version.
The problem is that I screwed up tiring to set up a duel boot with Zorin and MX. I don't know how I did it but I could not get to either distribution. I got really frustrated and installed MX using the whole hard drive. Now I am going to install Zorin with KDE plasma and dual boot