Add security to your desktop by automatically locking and unlocking the screen when you and your phone leave/enter the desk. Think of a proximity detector for your mobile phone via bluetooth.
it is so amazing. I wish it was bundle with Fedora by default. So cool.
Great. Very useful for keeping others out of your computer without having to lock and unlock manually.
¡Fabuloso! Funciona muy bien. Estoy usando un celular (Motorola A1200e).
1.2.5 "double kill, multi kill, monster kill, rampage!" - 2008-02-28 - info: This is an unstable release preparing 1.2.6 - it has incomplete translations too - fixed: No runtime errors on scanning while still connecting (Bug #1892724) - fixed: correct inheriting of classes from 'object' (Bug #1892724) - fixed: you are now told if your config files are broken (at least on the console) (Bug #1781957) - fixed: commands not ending will now not make blueproximity hang - added: log file notice on hanging commands - added: support for multiple config files via *.conf files in ~/.blueproximity - added: new configurations can be added, deleted, renamed via gui - added: new locale hu - thanks Kami - modified: old config file is gone, it should now reside in directory ~/.blueproximity - modified: much more Doxygen documentation in the source - modified: proximity command has moved into Proximity class
1.2.5 "double kill, multi kill, monster kill, rampage!" - 2008-02-28 - info: This is an unstable release preparing 1.2.6 - it has incomplete translations too - fixed: No runtime errors on scanning while still connecting (Bug #1892724) - fixed: correct inheriting of classes from 'object' (Bug #1892724) - fixed: you are now told if your config files are broken (at least on the console) (Bug #1781957) - fixed: commands not ending will now not make blueproximity hang - added: log file notice on hanging commands - added: support for multiple config files via *.conf files in ~/.blueproximity - added: new configurations can be added, deleted, renamed via gui - added: new locale hu - thanks Kami - modified: old config file is gone, it should now reside in directory ~/.blueproximity - modified: much more Doxygen documentation in the source - modified: proximity command has moved into Proximity class
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