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From: Dariusz Swiderski <sfires@sfires.net>
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CC: Keith Pemberton <kbpember@cox.net>
Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] Question about a previous post...
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Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004 12:48:33 +0200

Keith Pemberton wrote:
> Someone a while back put up a message about keeping their apple keyboard
> alive (connected).  I was wondering first, how is the keyboard connected
> in the first place?  My impression has been that there has been only one
> attempt at making a bluetooth HID driver has been the BTHID.  I was just
> wondering if there was something I have missed.  I would love to use my
> MS Bluetooth mouse with linux if anyone has any suggestions.  Thanks!

there is a working bthid in the cvs repository under utils2 direcotry
it should work with ms keyboard, i use it with logitech one and it
works like charm

greets
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Maciej 'sfires' Swiderski
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