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BlueProximity has finally made it into Ubuntu Hardy Heron's universe repository. The last changes in this release were made for policy compliance and translations.
BlueProximity wants to be international and needs YOU to do so. We started the Wiki for making and providing localized versions of the manual. Please help us by translating either the GUI or the manual to your language. We need YOU!

BlueProximity locks your computer automatically when you leave your computer and unlocks it when you are back. It does so by detecting the distance of a bluetooth device and can do even more then just locking.
This release has many gui improvements and follows the GNOME Human Interface Guide.
All action commands can be edited via gui, logging is available.
You can now scan for usable rfcomm channels via gui. Also smaller bugfixes happened.

BlueProximity locks your computer automatically when you leave your computer and unlocks it when you are back. It does so by detecting the distance of a bluetooth device and can do even more then just locking.
This release has many gui improvements and follows the GNOME Human Interface Guide.
All action commands can be edited via gui now.
A new command can be executed at given delay as long as you are present.
Logging is now available - to syslog or a normal file.

You want your computer to recognize you and your presence? Let BlueProximity automatically lock and unlock your computer depending on the distance. You need a bluetooth device and a bluetooth client like your mobile phone. This release
- includes many fixes for UI
- adds easier startup configuration
- adds a pause mode
- finally is available as a Ubuntu Feisty package

You want your computer to recognize you and your presence? Let BlueProximity automatically lock and unlock your computer depending on the distance. You need a bluetooth device and a bluetooth client like your mobile phone.
This release includes all major features and a nice gui for information and configuration.
We need more testers and different platform (like Windows) people.