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 opie-remote
+===========
 
-Opie-remote is a remote control emulator for the Compaq iPaq and the Sharp 
-Zaurus. It requires lirc (http://www.lirc.org) to run. There are lirc ipkgs 
-for the iPaq in the Handhelds.org feed. You must first install the
-lirc-modules-[kernel version] ipkg, and then the lirc ipkg with the
--force-depends option. The Zaurus is supported, but requires you to compile 
-from lirc's CVS. Zaurus support should be in lirc 0.6.6 and up. Check the learn
-tab in opie-remote for more detailed configuration and usage instructions.
-
-I will talk to the Open Zaurus people about providing an lirc ipkg for the
-Zaurus, but i cant make one, as i dont have a Zaurus, and cannot test it.
-
-todo:
-add a frontend for irrecord (to make it a true learning remote)
-make the UI completely user configurable (button layout, position, etc)
-ButtonDialog needs to support default remote and button settings, so what the
-button is already set to shows up.
-fix any bugs
-
-contact info:
-thomas: spiralman@softhome.net (currently the only developer)
-im also on #opie and #handhelds.org on irc.openprojects.net a lot, so look for 
-me there.
+Opie-Remote is a universal infra-red remote control application for Opie on
+handhelds such as the iPAQ and the Zaurus. It requires LIRC 
+(http://www.lirc.org) to run. There are LIRC packages for the iPAQ in the 
+Familiar feed. You must first install the kernel-module-lirc-sir package, 
+and then the lirc package. OpenZaurus should provide similar packages.
+
+Note that Opie-Remote has only been tested on an iPAQ h3800 series device.
+
+
+Todo
+----
+
+ * Split out the learning/mapping tabs to a separate config screen
+ * Make the UI completely user configurable (button layout, position, etc)
+
+
+Contact
+-------
+
+Please direct all support enquiries to the Opie users mailing list 
+(opie@handhelds.org). Developers can send patches to opie-devel@handhelds.org.
+
+Maintained by: Paul Eggleton
+Originally written by: Thomas Stephens