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934ea3fc 1#
2# TODO:
3# - find out what it Requires to run (bluez ? some irda-tools ?)
4#
5Summary: anyremote - bluetooth remote for Linux
6Summary(pl): anyremote - pilot bluetooth dla Linuksa
56b99fc2 7Name: anyremote
c0de76a0 8Version: 2.8
56b99fc2 9Release: 1
10License: GPL
11Group: Applications
12Source0: http://dl.sourceforge.net/anyremote/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
c0de76a0 13# Source0-md5: 25582cd547dc57211b7d3485e77b730a
265f1488 14Patch0: %{name}-in.patch
9f6e8303 15Patch1: %{name}-link.patch
56b99fc2 16URL: http://anyremote.sourceforge.net
921b5718 17BuildRequires: autoconf
18BuildRequires: automake
19BuildRequires: bluez-libs-devel
20BuildRequires: libtool
56b99fc2 21BuildRoot: %{tmpdir}/%{name}-%{version}-root-%(id -u -n)
22
23%description
a81e71f1 24The overall goal of this project is to provide wireless Bluetooth or
25InfraRed remote control service for Linux. In contrast with other
26Bluetooth remote control programs AnyRemote is not limited to
edb42f9d 27SonyEricsson or JSR-82 capable phones. It was developed as just thin
a81e71f1 28"communication" layer beetween bluetooth-capabled phone and Linux, and
29in principle could be configured to manage any software. But Bluetooth
30is not the only way to use it. AnyRemote could be used with:
31- IR-capabled phone
32- with cable connection
33- it could accept incoming connection from network
34- it could work with Java client written for JSR82 capabled phones
35 (like Bemused)
36- it have limited support for existing Bemused clients.
37
edb42f9d
JB
38kAnyRemote is its KDE equivalent (you can find it in kanyremote
39package).
934ea3fc 40
41%description -l pl
42