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tag:LinuxRemote transforms your mobile phone or tablet into a wireless remote control for your Linux / Raspberry P...
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LinuxRemote transforms your mobile phone or tablet into a wireless remote control for your Linux / Raspberry Pi.
It enables fully simulated mouse and keyboard through your local wireless network.
Advantages of having this app for Raspberry Pi:
• Reduces cost of hardware for keyboard and mouse.
• Free-up the USB ports so that you can use them for other usages.
• Reduces the clumsy look of your Raspberry Pi with less wires connected to it.
• Specially, Kodi/XBMC on Raspberry Pi will be fun.
Features:
• Mouse-pad with two finger scroll support.
• Simulates mouse left click / double click / right click (with two fingers) when you press on Mouse-pad area.
• Dedicated Left button for text selections, or drag and drop uses.
• Functional Keyboard in Landscape Mode (needs auto-rotate orientation setting enabled).
• Supports all key combinations.
• Compatible with all flavors of Linux.
• Compatible with all Raspberry Pi models and SBCs (Single Board Computer).
Tested on Linux Flavours:
• Ubuntu
• RHEL
• OpenSuse
• Fedora
• Centos
• Raspbian
• Ubuntu-Mate
Tested on Platforms:
• Raspberry Pi 2, 3B, 3B+ (Raspbian and Ubuntu-Mate)
• Intel i386
• Intel x64
• Amd64
How to Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrFAGs2rGHQ
Assumptions and Expectations:
• Onetime internet connection on the Host to install required packages while configuring.
• Wifi Network, where your Mobile and Host are in same LAN.
(Wifi Hotspot is also supported)
• Host should have installed with python(2/3) along with pip(2/3) package.
(Raspberry Pi and most of the Linux distributions comes with pre-installed python and pip packages)
• Requires 'root' or 'sudo' user to configure the LinuxRemote server on the Host machine.
• The selected port is allowed in the Host Firewall.
Recommendations:
• Best to use programmers friendly 'Hackers Keyboard'
Support [kasula.madhusudhan@gmail.com]:
• For any help in setting up your Host or Mobile, please contact us on email.
• Though we tested it thoroughly, we expect some failures as it is our first release, we regret for your inconvenience.
• Please send an email along with the android and host log (/tmp/linuxRemoteServer.log) attached.
NOTE:
I developed this app to contribute something to the Linux Community from my side. And I will make sure this App is free forever without any ads.
Last update
April 3, 2020