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<img alt="Bluetooth Screenshot of ReSet" src="./assets/reset_bluetooth.png" width="80%">
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<img alt="Bluetooth Screenshot of ReSet" src="./assets/reset_bluetooth.png" width="80%">
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## Plugins
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ReSet features a plugin system by loading dynamic libraries for both the daemon and the ReSet graphical user interface.
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A list of official plugins and their documentation can be found at [ReSet-Plugins](https://github.com/Xetibo/ReSet-Plugins).
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## Packaging
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## Packaging
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ReSet is available with the following packaging solutions:
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ReSet is available with the following packaging solutions:
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By default, the daemon is integrated into ReSet and is started automatically if no other daemon is found.
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By default, the daemon is integrated into ReSet and is started automatically if no other daemon is found.
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## Roadmap
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## Roadmap and Notes
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This application was developed as a semester project for the Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences.
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With potential advancements as a next project, due to this, no major development will happen until February 2024.
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However, there is still a roadmap for this application.
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- Plugin System
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- Accessibility Features
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- Accessibility Features
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- Better Error handling
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- Better Error handling
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- Customizable shortcuts
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- Customizable shortcuts
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- and more
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- and more
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### notes
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This application was developed as a semester project/bachelor thesis for the Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences.
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