Yep! (As long as they show as separate devices under "Bluetooth" in "Settings") More information here (for a different device and says it's for keyboards, but it is still relevant and a good read!).
I extracted the keylayout file from a stock Ouya .zip. In the same folder, there are .kl files for other controllers. Open them as text to see what they are for.
I'm about to create a .kl for my Logitech K400r. Time to make use of those extra keys! (Again, info here.)
I'm a huge fan of the Logitech K400r
Right thumb to navigate the mouse; left thumb to click (with secondary left click button at top left corner). Home, media control, music player launcher, and standby buttons/keys. <Esc> key works as a physical Android back button. Scroll with two fingers on touchpad (no pinch-to-zoom, but you can double click and drag to zoom in and out with supported apps like the stock browser!!).
(Tip: you can disable mouse clicking on the touchpad by pressing <FN> + left click below the touchpad.)
is there a splashtop type app i can use to control it from my phone?
Something like DroidMote Client with DroidMote Server is a good way to go.
Add ethernet settings (ethernet works but no way to disable/enable)
Until this feature is added we can use this app (tested and works, despite occasional toast notification which can be disabled).
OR
Use an app like Tasker to run scripts with "ifconfig eth0 down" and "ifconfig eth0 up" on a per-app basis for apps that require wireless (like Xfinity TV Go).
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