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General => Users => Topic started by: tschak909 on May 02, 2009, 09:43:26 pm
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Fantastic, thank you so much for your work!
Should we work on some code to do IR code conversion, to be crammed into the wiki?
-Thom
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Unfortunately, I don't want to take this option. If the guy isn't willing to provide the code for what amounts to a coversion utility....
....that's beyond retarded.
we might as well write it ourselves.
Fucking greedy people,
-Thom
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If it's free, why not just go the OSS model and give the code?
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Tschak, zaerc, others: whuddaya think about openremote.org? From what I can read on their site, it seems that the project is not very mature and that implementing their API in LinuxMCE would be a considerable effort. I don't see any advantages compared to what's being done in LinuxMCE.
http://openremote.org/display/integration/Integration+Overview (http://openremote.org/display/integration/Integration+Overview)....
I'll reserve my opinion on openremote until it gets more mature and I play around with it more... My understanding is they have similiar goals as we do (complete home automation). They also have financial support from Marc Fluery (JBoss fame). I plan to meet with some of those guys in the coming weeks/months (one of the main guys lives near me).
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I plan to meet with some of those guys in the coming weeks/months (one of the main guys lives near me).
I think they also have an Amsterdam meeting somewhere end of this month.
Yes, they do.