An open source Bluetooth proximity detection software for Linux, detecting nearby devices and performing actions like screen locking when leaving proximity
BlueProximity is a free, open source Bluetooth proximity detection software for Linux. It enables your computer to detect nearby Bluetooth devices, such as your phone or smartwatch, and perform actions when entering or leaving their proximity.
Some example uses of BlueProximity include:
BlueProximity runs as a background service and connects to the Linux desktop environments like GNOME or KDE to perform proximity-based actions. It can integrate with your screensaver, media players, Instant Messengers, and other applications.
The software has a simple configuration UI to pair devices, define proximity ranges, and set up rules for actions on proximity change events. It is released under the GPL license and available for Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE etc.
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