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From: "Bruce Nik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <asterisk@uc.org>
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 11:11 PM
Subject: [on-asterisk] The Open Source HomeAutomation Project
Hello Everyone,
Sorry, if I am a bit off topic but about a year ago someone posted a URL
about an open source HomeAutomation system that was pretty elaborate. I
believe it took advantage of Asterisk too but I could be wrong. I just can't
seem to find with a google search or in the posts at taug.ca.
It wasn't linuxmce project.
I would really appreciate it if you remember and post the site here. Hint: I
believe they used a wiki to explain the system at the time.
Thanks,
Bruce
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My main complaint about MythTV (and satellite/digital cable systems)
is that the interface that I've used (for myth, 2006) becomes useless
once you have any substantial amount of content.
When all I have is a remote control with a directional pad and a few
numbers, I need some more creative navigation solutions than paging
through long lists like on DirecTV/Dish/ExpressVu.
We run into the exact same problem when you have any substantial
content behind an IVR. There's a massive pile of content, and my
access to what (I think) I want is bottlenecked by these crummy
interfaces.
What could we do differently?
On Nov 26, 2007 9:57 AM, John Van Ostrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Duane wrote:
> > Came across this link tonight, and I have no use for it at the moment,
> > but it looks interesting none the less.
> >
> > http://linuxmce.com/
> I'm installing one now for home. It's an open source fork of Pluto Home.
> Basically the intent of LinuxMCE is to be a residential server
> interfacing with home automation, security and A/V hardware. Asterisk
> and MythTV are also added. And it can act as a network server as well.
> It seems very ambitious in what it wants to do and promises effortless
> installation and configuration.
>
> I'm giving a presentation on it at the KWLUG (http://kwlug.org) in
> January. It's going to be focused more on the MythTV side of things.
>
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