Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by Aria James … in mind when exposing Linux-based devices on a home network? Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by trcooke …'m a technology hoarder) which I connected to my home network and had a little bash script running on a raspberry… Introduction: Jordan Taylor – Construction Estimator Community Center Say Hello! by Jordan Taylar … overall project planning support. I'm here to expand my network, share what I’ve learned, and also gain insights from… Re: Page Speed Issue Digital Media Digital Marketing by Ulfson … the site is slow, and work on those things. The network monitor in your browser's development tools is a good… Re: What do you do for work? Community Center Geeks' Lounge by fzlr IT and network admin for a medium sized school. Love my job. Re: Securing Customer Data: An Essential Cybersecurity Handbook Hardware and Software Information Security by WilliamOG Basically: patch your stuff, lock your doors, and stop clicking shady emails. Got it. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by trcooke Hello, I'd probably start with an open source off the shelf solution such as https://www.home-assistant.io/ There are tutorials on their site that cover installation onto a raspberry pi so you should be able to get to and running fairly quickly. It sounds like a fun project so please do let us know how you get on. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by Dani What about using something like [IFTTT](https://ifttt.com/)? Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by Dani I assume your son is no longer a baby, but nowadays you can get Nest temperature sensors to put in different areas of your home. You can officially tell Nest to control the HVAC based on the temperature of the family room during the day and the temperature of the bedroom at night, for example. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by trcooke Indeed not. He's 7 now. Yes you can get those free standing mounts, but I don't have any. My thermostats are wired into the wall. It'd be cool if you could just pop them off the wall and stick them on a stand anywhere you like, but alas you cannot. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by Dani Huh? I'm referring to [these](https://www.amazon.com/Google-Nest-Temperature-Sensor-Pack/dp/B0D5J7G9J2/ref=asc_df_B0D5J7G9J2?mcid=eae5a49f4a903a8db2d8e80887222083&hvocijid=7880327826579386076-B0D5J7G9J2-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7880327826579386076&hvpone=&… Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by trcooke Oh I have not seen those before... interesting. I was thinking of this ![OIP-1295676706.jpeg](https://static.daniweb.com/attachments/5/fe66dbe7780e9db85275b9e50313a159.jpeg) Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by trcooke Apparently not available in the UK. Although Amazon UK are selling them and there are lots of angry reviews left. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro Hardware and Software Linux and Unix by Dani How can you bear to live in such an uncivilized country?! 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