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Linux Smart Homes for Dummies
Neil Cherry
English
Advanced
Devops
4.2 / 5
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2006
Published
387
pages
393
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* This book shows Linux hobbyists how to create a wireless, integrated home network that controls home automation devices and automates home services* Demonstrates how to connect a wireless network to multiple computers and then make it communicate with home automation devices-no
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* This book shows Linux hobbyists how to create a wireless, integrated home network that controls home automation devices and automates home services* Demonstrates how to connect a wireless network to multiple computers and then make it communicate with home automation devices-no programming knowledge required!* Provides step-by-step instructions for streaming audio to any room in the house, setting up a smart phone system, creating a Linux-based weather station, controlling the thermostat, controlling appliances, automating light switches, adding remote control to a computer or phone system, adding voice controls, and much more* The CD-ROM features open source tools that are used with home automation hardware, including Freevo (free version of Tivo) and Bluelava (Web interface for X10 hardware)
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