>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/02/06 10:59 PM >>> > I think the link is good. SourceForge is having problems right > now; try again later. > > The Linux, OpenBSD link seems to focus on more "hobby-like" > automation (i.e. X-10 stuff), which is not terribly reliable.
This was my problem. I was used to x-10. > The system I'm referring to (AMX NetLinx) is a > "professional" automation system, 100% bullet-proof, > 100% reliable, and pretty dang costly. But these are > extraordinarily nice systems to have if you care > about home automation. It is expensive to get the initial system installed and set up, especially if you can't do it yourself. The Aprilaire thermostats (8870) that work with the netlinx modules run about $280. > Yes, source software fits into this equation. The > software that I wrote for the AMX NetLinx system > to drive the SlimServer is open source, freely > available. You can download it from: > > http://sourceforge.net/projects/netlinx-modules > > when SourceForge is working okay! ;-) I was in the middle of browsing the site when sf.net starting having problems. I'm quite stoked at the prospect of this actually on the horizon! Paul _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
