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# New installation of Fedora 30, Kernel 5.2.7-200.fc30.x86_64, cinnamon spin-off
# Kodi for LiveTV, LibreOffice and much more
# rEFInd was set as boot manager before installing Fedora 30
# Partitions
# part1(fat32) 200 MiB UEFI to /boot/efi
# part2(ext4) 1024 MiB to /boot
# part3(LVM) containing /root, /home und swap
# set root-password, create a new user as administrator
# start anew
# user kuestere in audio, avahi, users, video, wheel aufnehmen

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<gpx>
    <trk>
        <name>2017-02-22 16:56:53</name>
        <extensions>
            <color red="0.000000" green="0.000000" blue="1.000000" alpha="1.000000"/>
            <area showArea="no" areaDistance="0.000000"/>
            <directionArrows showDirectionArrows="yes"/>
            <sync syncPhotosOniPhone="no"/>
            <timezone offset="60"/>

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# Installation of Fedora 27, Kernel 4.13.9-300.fc27.x86_64, cinnamon spin-off
# Kodi for LiveTV, LibreOffice and much more
# rEFInd was set as boot manager before installing Fedora 27
# Partitions
# part1(fat32) 200 MiB UEFI to /boot/efi
# part2(ext4) 1024 MiB to /boot
# part3(LVM) containing /root, /home und swap
# set root-password, create a new user as administrator
# start anew
# add user kuestere to groups audio, avahi, cdrom, users, video, wheel

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With help of the python script from <https://github.com/digitalbirdo/BT-LinkkeySync> you will succeed in pairing an Apple Magic Mouse both under Linux Fedora 27 and High Sierra.
# first start Linux Fedora 27
# all commands with $ in front should be executed as root in a terminal, so
$ sudo su
# stop bluetooth services
$ systemctl stop bluetooth.service bluetooth.target
# now delete the subdirectories in /var/lib/bluetooth (warning: all bluetooth devices must be newly initialized)
$ rm -frv /var/lib/bluetooth/F8\:63\:3F\:3C\:11\:E3/
# the name of the subdirectory will vary depending on the computer
# start bluetooth services anew