Guys,
Is there a GUI available for BlueZ ?
If not, I am interested in building one.
Can you suggest which tool will be the best?
Tcl/Tk ?
Mayank
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I folks,
I am working with D-Bus services for BlueZ and I had an
approach to suggest. Using D-Bus it is possible start
an application and define message rules and handle
security issues.
An important comment, D-Bus can address concurrent
requests(connection, inquiry, service search), signals can be
sent to notify disconnection, new devices, ...
Currently, some patchs for PAN Daemon(pand) D-Bus service
were submited to the community. I don't know when it will be
available, probably in the next release.
Another approach is develop an library/functions to export
the daemons functionality: connect, disconnect, search, ...
Regards,
Claudio
On 6/18/05, David Woodhouse <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 15:54 +0200, Fred Schaettgen wrote:
> > I guess he's talking about a GUI to edit hcid.conf. At least kdebluetoo=
th
> > doesn't include any tool to do that. It implements the client and serve=
r side
> > of a some Bluetooth profiles, but it doesn't deal with the configuratio=
n.
> > Except for the link key manager maybe. I don't really know the gnome
> > bluetooth tools, but I guess it's the same there.
>=20
> Only root can edit hcid.conf, and you shouldn't be using GUI
> point-and-drool tools as root.
>=20
> --
> dwmw2
>=20
>=20
>=20
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