[ale] home automation?

[Chris Farris]

I haven't updated my site since I haven't updated my code in a long
time. I'm not the fastest coder in the world, and with a FT job and all
the chores involved with a new house I just don't have time to code.

that said - I finally have a house to experiment on. And while I'm
changing jobs in the next few weeks, I'm hoping by late summer to be
working on it again. 

Enough excuses, what I'm working on is a CORBA-esque system of daemons
that communicate with each other to control x10, relay devices and act
as a security system. I haven't settled on a VR system yet - when I last
worked on this (back in spring '01) There really wasn't anything for
linux I thought was prime time. I haven't evaulated what is now out
there, but if anyone has recommendations I'd appreciate them....

chris

PS, If anyone wants to help working on this let me know. I suspect I'll
make much more progress if I have someone who is waiting on me to get
stuff done.

On Tue, 2003-05-20 at 01:58, Ray Knight wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-05-19 at 21:11, Stephen Turner wrote:
> > hey whos played with linux and some kind of home automation? im interested
> > and reading up on it as much as possible :D and was curious what people on
> > the list might have done.
> > 
> Chris Farris did a talk at the July 2001 ALE meeting on this subject. 
> See his web site at http://www.linuxhomeauto.com  It appears he hasn't
> updated it in a while, but he may just need a nudge to motivate him to
> update the site.
> 
> Ray
> 
> 
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