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This review is from: Linux Smart Homes For Dummies (Paperback)
This book helps you to define and set up a complete home automation system. It is obviously based on the Linux operating system, and presumes that you have at least some idea about getting a Linus distribution, getting it installed and have a few development tools. The applications he discusses fit into several different categories: Entertainment, X10 controller, Weather, and of course in today's world - security.
There is a CD included with the book. It does not contain a Linux distribution, but instead several shareware programs that the home automater should find useful. These applications are all designed around Linux of course. If you should choose to automate your house using that other operating system, you don't want to use this book but instead 'Smart Homes For Dummies.' Setting up a home system like this one is just about the ultimate in geek-dom, and very educational. Have Fun! |
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Linux Smart Homes For Dummies by N. J. Cherry (Paperback - August 14, 2006)
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