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Ubuntu/Mint/Gentoo/Whatever/Linux Remote Control
Only a standard SSH Server is needed:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
Functions
- controlaudio play/stop/prev/next
- control audio volume
- take screenshot of Ubuntu and send it to Android
- take screenshot of Webcam and send it to Android
- shutdown
- restart
- lock/unlock screen
- open audio player
- send keyboard input
- send custom shell command
For some commands you will need xdotool installed, you see on long press the shortcut and change the command if you need.
Wake On Lan
1. sudo apt-get install ethtool
2. sudo ethtool -s eth0 wol g
3. insert the following two lines into the autostart script(/etc/rc.local)
sleep 5
ethtool -s eth0 wol g
4. open /etc/init.d/halt and set NETDOWN=no
5. check and activate Wake On Lan and/or Wake on PCI(E) your mainboard bios
Private key login
Generate your key with ssh-keygen on your Ubuntu SSH Server:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
Read the terminal output and notice the private key path(generaly :~/.ssh/id_rsa ). Now copy the file to your Android SD Card and choose it in Ubuntu Remote Control -> Settings -> load private key. And no more user password is needed.
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Only a standard SSH Server is needed:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
Functions
- controlaudio play/stop/prev/next
- control audio volume
- take screenshot of Ubuntu and send it to Android
- take screenshot of Webcam and send it to Android
- shutdown
- restart
- lock/unlock screen
- open audio player
- send keyboard input
- send custom shell command
For some commands you will need xdotool installed, you see on long press the shortcut and change the command if you need.
Wake On Lan
1. sudo apt-get install ethtool
2. sudo ethtool -s eth0 wol g
3. insert the following two lines into the autostart script(/etc/rc.local)
sleep 5
ethtool -s eth0 wol g
4. open /etc/init.d/halt and set NETDOWN=no
5. check and activate Wake On Lan and/or Wake on PCI(E) your mainboard bios
Private key login
Generate your key with ssh-keygen on your Ubuntu SSH Server:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
Read the terminal output and notice the private key path(generaly :~/.ssh/id_rsa ). Now copy the file to your Android SD Card and choose it in Ubuntu Remote Control -> Settings -> load private key. And no more user password is needed.
Tags: ubuntu remote control android, ubuntu remote control add server android, ubuntu remote android, ubuntu remote control app, ubuntu remote control mouse.
Recently changed in this version:
- private key login
Comments and ratings for Ubuntu Remote Control
(58 stars)
by Steve Rhee on 05/04/2013
I usually jump through a lot of hoops to make linux magic happen... but load my ssh private key through a dropbox acct??? This doesn't sound right.
(58 stars)
by Josh Champlin on 01/04/2013
Can't connect at all. Followed all 50 instructions exactly and it doesn't connect.
(58 stars)
by Mani Soundararajan on 29/03/2013
Loving this app, especially to control my rhythmbox from afar. I made a custom command to find the current song. I edited my ~/.bashrc and added the following line: alias rh='env DISPLAY=:0.0 rhythmbox-client --print-playing' Then I long-pressed the "he
(58 stars)
by Filip Kohútek on 10/03/2013
Poor instructions. No use for most of people
(58 stars)
by Ryan Ledbetter on 21/02/2013
Autoconnect on startup would be nice setting to have. But gets the job done.
(58 stars)
by Ivan Dominic Baguio on 07/02/2013
ui is too simple, but functionality is good
(58 stars)
by Jonas Karlsson on 01/02/2013
After using the slider for controlling the sound volume, my sound card stopped working. I am using ubuntu 12.10 64 bit. The control panel in alsamixer no looks like "< S/PDIF >S/PDIF 1 S/PDIF 2 S/PDIF 3 " and I cannot change their values away from "00