Free dell bh200 bluetooth 2.0 edr stereo headset software for linux

KDE Bluetooth Framework is a set of tools built on top of Linux Bluetooth stack BlueZ.
Our goal is to provide easy access to the most common Bluetooth profiles and to make data exchange with Bluetooth enabled phones and PDAs as straightforward as possible.
Enhancements:
- Exporting public includes to make other applications use of kdebluetooth.
- Fixed some bugs on kioslaves.
- Fixed kbluepin.
- Allow compiling with lastest openobex and bluez packages.
- Fixed compilation with gcc >= 4.1.
- Fixed configure script, warning user about missing headers.

Mobi is software which is designed to provide access to a Un*x machine using a Bluetooth-enabled SonyEricsson phone.
A simple menu file is used to define a menu structure. Menu items can be tied to arbitrary shell commands or external programs, maximizing flexibility. Menus can also be loaded from programs rather than from files, meaning that dynamically changing menus are easy to realize, e.g. to browse a filesystem, an MP3 collection or a mail folder.
Mobi connects to any phone within its reach which passes the Bluetooth authorization process (usually by providing the correct PIN number). If the phone gets out of reach, Mobi will reconnect once it is found again. The number of simultaneously connected phones is restricted only by hardware capabilities.
Mobi uses the accessory menu of the phone. This feature is present in most SonyEricsson phones. It is tested on a T610, but should work on T68, T68i, T610, T630, Z600, and perhaps other models.
The accessory interface has been completely redesigned for newer phones (K750, W550, W600, W800, Z520), but I am not able to implement this since I do not have access to one of those. For the P800/P900, there are different solutions.
Enhancements:
- No phone reset on connect, since it may end a call in progress.
- Improved installation scripts (using autoconf/automake).
- Menu files may now recursively include other files.
- Improved music playback scripts. Makes it much easier to support other players.
- Reloading the menu file will not do a full reset, but only replace the menu.

USB Headset Buttonss purpose is to enable the Volume up and Down Buttons on my Logitech USB 30 Headset.

USB Headsets are very useful for VoIP applications like SIP Networks or Skype. On my headset I have volume buttons which need extra care to be taken of. This Application does it.

Gnome/Mono application to copy mp3 files to mp3 player

Stereo is a GTK/mono application for copying MP3 files (either from a 3mu type playlist or database search onto an MP3 player than can be seen by Linux as a USB hard drive.

This is the initial alpha release - 0.0.1.

Xmp is a free module player for UNIX distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL. The project runs on Linux 2.0 and 2.2 (using ALSA and OSS), S/Linux, Solaris 2.5 and HP-UX 9, and has been also reported to work in OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Linux/Alpha and Digital UNIX (an experimental driver for IRIX is included but it has not been tested for 16 bit output).
On PC class machines with GUS or AWE cards xmp takes advantage of the OSS sequencer to play modules with virtually no system load. Using software mixing, xmp plays at sampling rates up to 48 kHz in mono or stereo, 8 or 16 bits, signed or unsigned, little or big endian samples with 32 bit linear interpolation. Experimental support for the Enlightened Sound Daemon is included.
Whats New in 2.2.0-pre2 Development Release:
- added CD61 Octalyser module support
- added Flextrax FLX module detection
- added TCB Tracker module loader
- added Digital Tracker DTM module loader
- added Real Tracker module loader
- added X-Tracker module loader
- added portable, 64bit-safe MMD0/1/2/3 MED loader
- added Graoumf Tracker GTK module loader
- added old Liquid Tracker "NO" module loader
- added OSX CoreAudio driver
- replaced non-free PowerPack depacker with Kyzers PD version
- fixed MDL effects translation
- fixed MDL pattern order loading missing first pattern
- fixed MDL memory corruption in envelope initialization
- fixed MDL 16-bit sample depacking (reported by Paul Wise)
- fixed MDL multisampled instrument mapping
- fixed MDL note event keyoff (gothlord.mdl plays better)
- fixed XM and MDL sample loop size

XELand project generates night landscapes as stereo pairs for cross-eye viewing. Currently it uses two map generation methods (plus some variations). Generated height maps are seamless and can be saved as PNG images.
The program requires only JDK 1.5 or above, and is very easy to use. To take full advantage of XEland you should learn cross-eye viewing.
Main features:
- Simple to use
- Two terrain generation methods
- Exports maps to png files
- Generates seamless maps
- Uses StupidRendering techonogy

Blues55 transforms a Siemens S55 cell-phone into a remote control for your computer.

Siemens phones dont have the same functionality as Sony Ericsson phones, though. Its for instance not possible to send userface elements onto the phone. Blues55 just sniffs every key-press on the phone. Its therefore best to go into key-lock state of the phone before launching Blues55.

Usage:

Establish a serial bluetooth-connection with the phone (usually sudo rfcomm bind 0 00:11:22:33:44:55)
Go into the keylock-state of the phone.
Launch Blues55: ./blues55 -k (-k for keyboard control; -m for mouse).