Mikhail Fedotov

Inputlircd is a Linux-based zeroconf LIRC daemon that uses input event devices to provide low-level input handling. It is designed to allow users to control their software with remote controls, allowing them to avoid having to use a physical keyboard or mouse.

This software bridges LIRC and anyremote-J2ME-client, providing a seamless connection between the two. With its user-friendly interface and efficient functionality, this software is a must-have for anyone looking to streamline their remote control experience.

This project aims to offer wireless Bluetooth remote control for Linux via software.

gAnyRemote is a user-friendly Gnome GUI package that offers remote control capabilities for PCs through Bluetooth connectivity. It functions as a frontend for anyRemote, enabling easy control and management of remote devices.

kAnyRemote is a Linux software that offers a range of IR and Bluetooth remote control bindings, aimed at providing ultimate control to users. Its main aim is to enable remote controlling of devices via mobile devices or PCs, making it a reliable and handy tool.

AnyRemote2HTML is a software that acts as a HTTP server for anyRemote technology, enabling users to remotely control their devices through their web browser using HTML technology.

Kopete-anyremote is a plugin for the Kopete software that enables users to utilize their Bluetooth-enabled mobile devices as a remote control for managing Kopete.

This software summary describes a Java-based GUI frontend that is used with anyRemote software. It enables users to interact with anyRemote software through a simple graphical user interface.