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* 1- Write a HID BlueZ driver that can enable the Openmoko to be seen as a mixed keyboard and mouse in the three major OS's.
 
* 1- Write a HID BlueZ driver that can enable the Openmoko to be seen as a mixed keyboard and mouse in the three major OS's.
* 2- Map keys and mouse gestures to the USB HID usage tables
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* 2- Map keys and mouse gestures to the USB HID usage tables.
* 3- Start write UI and some nice other things
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* 3- Write the UI and some other features.
  
  

Revision as of 19:27, 29 April 2008

Contents

About

  • Openmoko remote controller is a SoC 08 project, that aims to write a application that can make Openmoko-powered devices appear to be a mixed Bluetooth keyboard-and-mouse device.
  • Student: Valério Valério
  • Mentor: Daniel Willmann

Ideas for the application name

  • MokoRemote
  • BlueRemote
  • ReMoko or ReMoto (maybe some character that's a combination of t and k, at least in the splash/logo)
  • Mokomote
  • MokoKeyMouse (It can be a bit too long, so you can make it shorter as: MKM)
  • Add your idea here

  • Mokomote.png
    svg source avaiable, contact me --Fradeve11 15:14, 27 April 2008 (CEST)
  • Add your idea here

Wish List

  • Possibility to controll presentations easily (few buttons, PG-UP, PG-DOWN for example)
    • maybe even navigation via gestures
    • possibly use the touchscreen similar to a touchpad (mouse)
      • maybe it is too much, but if you manage to make the touchpad, you could get a small screenshot of the big screen (it is useful for presentations if you want to draw/write something without quality).
  • ideally generic GUI that loads controls from some xml config file to make it fully customizable for different purposes (media remote, presenter stick, ...)
  • Connect as a Bluetooth remote to a Sony Playstation 3 for Bluray/DVD playback. (JReese)
  • Make use of profiles to change the interface easy and fast (interface for mouse, keyboard, a mix of those two, presentations, remote controller for videos and music, ...)
  • Add your wish here

Roadmap

  • 1- Write a HID BlueZ driver that can enable the Openmoko to be seen as a mixed keyboard and mouse in the three major OS's.
  • 2- Map keys and mouse gestures to the USB HID usage tables.
  • 3- Write the UI and some other features.
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About

  • Openmoko remote controller is a SoC 08 project, that aims to write a application that can make Openmoko-powered devices appear to be a mixed Bluetooth keyboard-and-mouse device.
  • Student: Valério Valério
  • Mentor: Daniel Willmann

Ideas for the application name

  • MokoRemote
  • BlueRemote
  • ReMoko or ReMoto (maybe some character that's a combination of t and k, at least in the splash/logo)
  • Mokomote
  • MokoKeyMouse (It can be a bit too long, so you can make it shorter as: MKM)
  • Add your idea here

  • Mokomote.png
    svg source avaiable, contact me --Fradeve11 15:14, 27 April 2008 (CEST)
  • Add your idea here

Wish List

  • Possibility to controll presentations easily (few buttons, PG-UP, PG-DOWN for example)
    • maybe even navigation via gestures
    • possibly use the touchscreen similar to a touchpad (mouse)
      • maybe it is too much, but if you manage to make the touchpad, you could get a small screenshot of the big screen (it is useful for presentations if you want to draw/write something without quality).
  • ideally generic GUI that loads controls from some xml config file to make it fully customizable for different purposes (media remote, presenter stick, ...)
  • Connect as a Bluetooth remote to a Sony Playstation 3 for Bluray/DVD playback. (JReese)
  • Make use of profiles to change the interface easy and fast (interface for mouse, keyboard, a mix of those two, presentations, remote controller for videos and music, ...)
  • Add your wish here

Roadmap

  • 1- Write a HID BlueZ driver that can enable the Openmoko to be seen as a mixed keyboard and mouse in the three major OS's.
  • 2- Map keys and mouse gestures to the USB HID usage tables.
  • 3- Write the UI and some other features.