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Buwlink
Buwlink is a remote control for Windows with your Android device.
The Buwlink is the perfect companion to increase your productivity. Whether in the field of artistic development or other video game programming edition... There are often keyboard shortcuts to know. now to represent your shortcuts and other features on the icons appearance. Easy to use easy to remember Buwlink. PLEASE NOTE: Please download the windows version and the android version. Connect the two versions on the same wifi network configure the two software so that they can communicate. -
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remoteME
Remote computer access through Android devices
remoteME is a good-looking, extremely configurable and open source Android remote controller for your computers no matter what operation system you are using (Linux, MAC OS, or MS Windows). It offers you at least 11 remotes for the most frequent media players plus those which you create by yourself. Remotes for mouse, keyboard, presentation and power control are also included. Before using client application, please be sure you have a remoteME server running on your... -
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Swing Gestures is an extension for the Java Swing GUI's, that allows to add mouse gestures to these interfaces in a generic, easy, platform independent and easily extensible way. Complete Javadoc documentation and a complete tutorial are provided.
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