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.
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¡Fabuloso! Funciona muy bien. Estoy usando un celular (Motorola A1200e).
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Works pretty well, I just wish my phone (Motorola RAZR V8) would behave better!
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Very Cool Program! LOVE IT! here is some suggestions thou if it can be made, it would be amazing. Adding a feature to the program and the phone where it can be locked over bluetooth single. um like a script maybe? now that would be impressive!
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blueproximity 1.2.5 - unstable file released: blueproximity-1.2.5.tar.gz
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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blueproximity 1.2.5 - unstable file released: blueproximity_1.2.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb
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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File released: /blueproximity/1.2.5 - unstable/blueproximity-1.2.5.tar.gz
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File released: /blueproximity/1.2.5 - unstable/blueproximity_1.2.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb
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