LBRC – Control Linux PC with Bluetooth Device
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I’ve got this link (LBRC) from TuxMobil. LBRC is a set of application which enables a Linux computer to be controlled from a mobile device using Bluetooth technology.
LBRC consists of two part, client and server. The server part uses dbus and python and the client part uses JavaME application on JSR-82 (Bluetooth) capable mobile devices.
My Thoughts about it ?
I’ve a bluetooth receiver I bought for RM15 from lelong.com.my, I’ve a bluetooth capable phone, I can cook out a mobile phone application that can utilize bluetooth transceiver either in JavaME or Python.
A tempting thought, may be i’ll try out this stunt once I’ve *much* more time
[tags]phone,linux,j2me,bluetooth,j2me,dbus,javame,pys60,python[/tags]
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June 15th, 2007 at 4:25 am
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October 22nd, 2007 at 10:50 am
Hi, I got nokia phone 6131 with bluetooth enable..
So, can this nokia be use to control my PC? I’m using Ubuntu…
One of my senior already did it but I do not know how..If he’s not around his computer within specific distance, the pc automatically log off..