GNU Remotecontrol 2.0 Released
One of the less talked about GNU projects is GNU remotecontrol. GNU's Remotecontrol project is about being a web-based interface to IP-enabled thermostats and similar building automation devices, but is primarily about IP-enabled thermostats.
If this is your first time hearing about GNU remotecontrol there is this GNU.org documentation page for the project. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an easy list of the supported devices by GNU remotecontrol.
With the GNU Remotecontrol 2.0 release, the code was written as an MVC architecture, implements a data abastraction layer, now boasts a single configuration file, adds various new settings and features, adds role-based security, and enhances error reporting. There are also various other tweaks with this program.
Those wanting to learn more about GNU Remotecontrol 2.0 can visit savannah.gnu.org.
If this is your first time hearing about GNU remotecontrol there is this GNU.org documentation page for the project. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an easy list of the supported devices by GNU remotecontrol.
With the GNU Remotecontrol 2.0 release, the code was written as an MVC architecture, implements a data abastraction layer, now boasts a single configuration file, adds various new settings and features, adds role-based security, and enhances error reporting. There are also various other tweaks with this program.
Those wanting to learn more about GNU Remotecontrol 2.0 can visit savannah.gnu.org.
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