any suggestions for linux compatible laptop projector remote?
Colin McGregor
colinmc151-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org
Fri Aug 5 00:37:04 UTC 2005
I sent this out earlier and it appears to have fallen
down a TLUG black hole.... Anyway, I have been looking
into Linux Infared stuff for other reasons, and you
may want to look at:
http://www.lirc.org
These people note where you can buy Linux compatible
IR receivers, as well as they offer plans for 4
different types of IR receivers (which their Linux
software supports). The receivers are (in order of
complexity/cost to build):
- A serial port receiver that is NOT fully RS-232
compatible, but close enough it will work with MOST
PCs (and VERY simple to build).
- A parallel port receiver (that plays tricks with the
printer port).
- A serial port receiver that is FULLY RS-232
compatible.
- A USB receiver (complex and far from simple to
build).
Now, a few years ago I got two IR detectors (just the
detectors, not the parts that go around the detectors
to tie into a PC) from Sayle (one of the electronic
shops near Victoria Park and Steeles). I would like to
get some more similar detectors (as per the lirc.org
designs), but Sayle, Active (Components and Surplus),
etc. do not now seem to carry what I am after, anyone
know of a local source I have missed?
Colin McGregor
--- Alex Maynard <amaynard-vQ8rsROW2HJSpjfjxSPG1fd9D2ou9A/h at public.gmane.org> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on
> remotes for laptop
> projectors that work easily with linux? I'm not
> sure if "remote" is
> the correct name, what I mean is the thing that
> forwards a pdf file
> to the next page or bullet point standing away from
> the laptop.
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>
> Alex
>
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