Wii remote good or bad?

[Twist O'Connor]

ok thanks... yea i have actually seen a guy do it before... but i think he
created his own drivers and stuff... also wiimotes use bluetooth so he
probably just used that technology... and right now with my AMD processors i
cant right now :'(

On 9/30/07, Damien Hull <dhull at digitaloverload.net> wrote:
>
> I can't suggest anything because I've never done this before. If you do
> a Google search you will find a lot of websites that talk about it. I
> think there are two or three different projects that allow you to
> connect the Wii remote. It may be down to one though.
>
> There are a few youtube videos.
>
>
> Twist O'Connor wrote:
> > whoa whoa whoa.... first off yes, and if you dont like it.... then
> > just un-install!!!
> > can you please e-mail me the link to downloading this application or
> > whatever file type it is? also do you need gust gibbon?
> >
> >
> > On 9/30/07, *Damien Hull* <dhull at digitaloverload.net
> > <mailto:dhull at digitaloverload.net>> wrote:
> >
> >     Is it worth setting up the Wii remote on Ubuntu?
> >
> >     I'm going to be showing off Gutsy Gibbon and the 3D Desktop. I
> >     thought
> >     it would be nice to use the Wii remote for this. My hope is that
> >     the Wii
> >     remote will add to the cool factor. I've never set one up so any
> >     and all
> >     suggestions would be a big help.
> >
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