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On Fri, Mar 30, 2012, at 12:55 PM, Douglas Wagner wrote:</div>
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Basically, I want to be able to plug something in, make a selection on the Mythbuntu (or other) menu and have the remote at least recognised and talking to the OS...I can configure from there. Recommendations? <br />
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--Douglas Wagner<br />
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An older IR keyboard and then programming a learning remote will always work - they plug into the keyboard port and require no software/driver. You can find them used on ebay for $30/US or so. Nice thing is then you have a full keyboard for surfing the web, too.</div>
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I use the LiteOn Airboard...</div>
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Kris B.</div>
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<a href="mailto:krisbee@krisbee.com">krisbee@krisbee.com</a></div>
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