Use your Wiimote with your Linux Machine

jmke · 30th November 2009, 16:14

When I bought my new house, I decided to install a HTPC and a nice beamer for my entertainment. I already had a white wall as a processor, and the beamer plus the Core2duo PC accompanying didn't really cost that much when compared to the cost of the rest of the house. Ofcourse, the HTPC runs Linux, with hardware-accellerated HD-playback made possible with the newer graphical cards. Because I have the most experience with that particular distro, I decided on installing Debian.

When I had to decide on a remote control for it, it didn't take me long to see a wii-mote would be ideal. It is wireless, has enough buttons to make movie control doable, and when turned 90 degrees, you can play a game with them too.

http://spritesmods.com/?art=wiimote-mamegun

30th November 2009, 16:14	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 82,473	Use your Wiimote with your Linux Machine When I bought my new house, I decided to install a HTPC and a nice beamer for my entertainment. I already had a white wall as a processor, and the beamer plus the Core2duo PC accompanying didn't really cost that much when compared to the cost of the rest of the house. Ofcourse, the HTPC runs Linux, with hardware-accellerated HD-playback made possible with the newer graphical cards. Because I have the most experience with that particular distro, I decided on installing Debian. When I had to decide on a remote control for it, it didn't take me long to see a wii-mote would be ideal. It is wireless, has enough buttons to make movie control doable, and when turned 90 degrees, you can play a game with them too. http://spritesmods.com/?art=wiimote-mamegun __________________

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