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Business FAQ (Documentation) Frequently Asked Questions about OpenRemote, Inc. Questions related to OpenRemote Inc., the company vision, the business model, partners and licensing agreements. Why OpenRemote? OpenRemote wants to make building/home control technology ubiquitous. One ORB in every ... Other labels: openremote, faq, business, contribution, agreement, partnership, gpl, agpl

Design Forum Archive (Forums) Newbie to OR http://archive.openremote.org/archive/design/NewbieToOR.htm A Quick Asus EEE B202 Review http://archive.openremote.org/archive/design/AQuickAsusEEEB202Review.htm External Console Connections http://archive.openremote.org/archive/design/ExternalConsoleConnections.htm Reviewing Infrared: CommandIR II http://archive.openremote.org/archive ... Other labels: forum, archive, design, controller, object, model, hai, lumina

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Java CTX35 for X10 (Forums) Fredrik Aubert has started a Java implementation of CTX35 protocol for X10 and is looking for help and contributors. Current codebase can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/fredrikaubert/ctx35 So if you're using CTX35, know some Java and want to hack protocols ... Other labels: java, ctx35, x10, fredrik, aubert, protocol, implementation, apache

Why GPL (OpenRemote Box) GNU General Public License (GPL) is a reciprocal license that protects the interests of the community by guaranteeing that derivative works of the GPL licensed code will remain accessible to the community. The use of GPL avoids the situation where the community ends up having to compete with a proprietary ... Other labels: gpl