Having one monolithic packages directory makes it hard to find things and is generally overwhelming. This commit splits it into several logical sections roughly based on function, recipes.txt gives more information about the classifications used. The opportunity is also used to switch from "packages" to "recipes" as used in OpenEmbedded as the term "packages" can be confusing to people and has many different meanings. Not all recipes have been classified yet, this is just a first pass at separating things out. Some packages are moved to meta-extras as they're no longer actively used or maintained. Signed-off-by: Richard Purdie <rpurdie@linux.intel.com>
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This is the default files read by all lirc clients
(see also /etc/lircd.conf)
I run /sbin/buzzer before every command to get an audible feedback
Here LIRC could shutdown your system
#begin
prog = irexec
remote = RC5
repeat = 0
button = vcr2-standby
config = /sbin/buzzer; /sbin/halt
#end
Here LIRC controls your mpd music deamon
begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-pause config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc toggle end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-step+ config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc next end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-step- config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc prev end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-scan_forward config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc seek +00:00:30 end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-scan_reverse config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc seek -00:00:30 end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-brightness+ config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc volume +20 end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-brightness- config = /sbin/buzzer; mpc volume -20 end
Here LIRC acts as an repeater
begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-volume+ config = /sbin/buzzer; irsend SEND_ONCE RC5 amp1-volume+ end begin prog = irexec remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-volume- config = /sbin/buzzer; irsend SEND_ONCE RC5 amp1-volume- end
Here LIRC is the input device for your LC display software
begin prog = lcdd remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-1 config = A end begin prog = lcdd remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-2 config = B end begin prog = lcdd remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-3 config = C end begin prog = lcdd remote = RC5 repeat = 0 button = vcr2-4 config = D end