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[[http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Hardware/Wiimote-Linux-Driv... odify all code and thus your Wii Remote behavior. So don't be scared, just follow the instructions and you will soon be making weird gestures in front of your linux... ously and type "hcitool scan". This will give you something like:
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jos@ubuntu:~$ sudo hcitool sc
etooth adapter, a Wii remote.
An infra-red light source is required if you wish to use your Wii remote to behave like a mouse from an IR light source, such as the Wii sensor bar, some candles, an incandescent light, etc.
An IR LED pen is required if you wish to setup a whi
t wmgui lswm'' to install the CWiid library and associated software.
If you’re using a desktop machine, you probably don’t have Bluetooth capability. If ... pported in Linux and only costs about $20. It’s alsoso tiny that it’s cute.
IO Gear GBU 421I told you it was cute. :) Now put your Wiimote in discover
ow in the section on configuration files, or an absolute or relative pathname may be given.
* bdaddr... r information on kernel compilation.
By default, some (most? all?) udev configurations set up a uinpu... ts the axis. A ~ is usually required before an absolute axis symbol in order to use it for cursor movement.
<code>Wiimote.Rumble = On | Off</code>
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