For instance, imagine doing a slideshow on Mac using your Wiimote to direct the flow of your presentation. You can keep your presentation fluid without prompting someone to move to the next segment of your show or having to go back to the mouse every few minutes after stating your point. That's the kind of cool future we can envision from DarwiinRemote. It might not be immediate, but we're sure that Hiroaki, Rickard, and other members of the open source development community will make it happen.In related news, Hiroaki's thinking of expanding the code for others to use:I plan to divide Wii Remote Framework from DarwiinRemote.app. By using the framework, you might be able to use Wii Remote in your projects easily. It will include some additional functions such as various analyzing method like gesture recognition.If PC users want to see a combination of DarwiinRemote and WiinRemote in the future, then this would be the best way to see the project expanding beyond its original scope into becoming something everyone can use for just about anything they feel like doing on their computers. Enjoy the download, and give the two guys some props for what they're doing, alright?New Features: * Based on Ian's code, supports IR sensor detection. Thanks Ian! * Supports motion sensor calibration Changes:Wii Remote to Key mapping Up Up Down Down Left Left Right Right A Left-Click B Return (Play/Pause in FrontRow) Minus Command + Left (Volume Down in FrontRow) Home Command + ESC (Enter FrontRow and "Menu" button) Plus Command + Right (Volume Up in FrontRow) One Mouse Mode On/Off (using Motion Sensors) Two Mouse Mode On/Off (using IR sensor) Bug Fixes: * direction analysis