Game Input MultipleXer

Yeah, I get it.

You probably don't want to unpack and process BT packets too far away from their source, and certainly not over the LAN.

So a single instance of GIMX can communicate with only a single console. Just to be clear, ;-) wink: If I had TWO PS3 consoles each running Borderlands, output to two tvs, I would need two running instances of GIMX on my Linux box with two dongles-- each dongle paired with a different console and co...

Does a single instance of GIMX on Linux work with multiple consoles? Said another way: I see GIMX supports multiple controllers each with multiple profiles via multiple dongles. Is there a way to pair two or more independent BT dongles with two or more independent consoles located in close proximity...

Oh I see... We're not talking about a BT bridge, but a controller COMMAND bridge. Not quite Nirvana but still pretty close. I spent a few hours with your docs, blog, and wiki-- but still have a few questions on how a COMMAND bridge might work. First, let me say that your development effort is right ...

So if I understand your post correctly... GIMX may actually be 2/3 of an **ANDROID** BT2WiFi2BT bridge--!! But more importantly?... GIMX may actually be 3/3 (100%) of a **PC** BT2WiFiI2BT bridge--!! If I understand your post, the bridge functionality is ALREADY coded into GIMX, but needs to be inclu...

PS3 Controller Nirvana I've been looking for a REMOTE PS3 controller solution for years-- and it seems GIMX may be 1/3 (and the hardest 1/3) of the solution. Simply said, I've been looking for a way to use the PS3 controller in a room that's, say, 100 feet away from the physical PS3 box. TV is wired...