Bluetooth

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Information obtained from O'Reilly Linux Unwired

The homepage for the KDE Bluetooth Framework is http://kde-bluetooth.sourceforge.net/. Its features include:

  • A control center plug-in to configure Bluetooth devices
  • An OBEX server application
  • An OBEX sending client
  • Graphical exploration of remote device
  • Cell phone handsfree implementation using your computer's microphone and speakers
  • Proximity-based screen locking

The GNOME Bluetooth subsystem's home page is available at http://usefullinc.com/software/gnome-bluetooth. Features include:

  • An OBEX server application
  • An OBEX sending client
  • A phone manager application allowing sending and receiving of SMS messages
  • Graphical exploration of remote device
  • Programming libraries for creating Bluetooth-aware applications in C, Python, or C#

You can search for apt-get debian packages at http://www.apt-get.org

apt-get.org search results on 01-05-2004:

(Verified) CVS snapshots of kdebluetooth (Added 2003-10-9, last checked 2004-12-7) (Download as text) - maintained by kdebt-apt at 0xF dot de CVS snapshots of the KDE Bluetooth Framework (http://kde-bluetooth.sf.net) for Debian/Sid. Packages in database: kdebluetooth Architectures: i386 deb http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~uddw/debian ./ 

Matches:

kdebluetooth 0.0.cvs20041205-1 (i386)

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