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Using the Nintendo Wiimote wtih Linux

WII FLY

Author(s): KRISTIAN KISSLING

Nintendo’s Wii game console includes the popular Wiimote control. Have you ever wondered whether the Wiimote works with Linux?

Nintendo Wii users have become quite adept at slashing the wireless Wii remote (Wiimote) control through the air to score points with tennis players, golfers, space aliens, and other forms of virtual gladiators. If you like the Wiimote but you’d rather be on Linux, the transition is not as difficult as you might expect. A number of open source projects provide support for Wii with Linux.


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