Re: [linux] Fwd: Home automation and concept art

Hi Katie, In fact, I was interested if someone would present a project made by Home Assistant as the IDE. I learned about it after a half of my own project was done, so I did not make an actual comparison, but from the articles and videos I got an impression that it and OpenHAB are quite close

Re: [linux] Fwd: Home automation and concept art

Hi Dmitriy, This is a great idea! I don't think I'll have a formal presentation, however, I have been attempting to automate parts of the indoor growing process (for herbs and such) with Home Assistant as part of a hobby project. Automation of soil moisture leve

Re: [linux] Fwd: Home automation and concept art

With September meeting passed, how about we plan OpenSource in home automation talk for the October meeting? I will start with OpenHAB as visualization and scripting IDE, Zephyr as a sensor OS, GATT and MQTT as communication solutions. Richard, will you present your project? Do we have other pres

Re: [linux] meeting Sept 1

Hi Richard, Interesting timing on this. Another source (who wishes to be left unnamed) says that the physician who stated "We don't need computers to do medicine" was born with x-ray vision herself, so we should be careful about single, anonymous, anecdotal sources. 😉 Sincerely, Katie ___

Re: [linux] meeting Sept 1

On 2022-08-27 10:40, J C Nash wrote: > 3. 30 minute talk from Dr. David Chan ???Introducing an Open Source EMR: > OSCAR EMR??? ??He will introduce these eHealth concepts and > how Open Source tools (especially Linux) guided the development: > > Electronic Medical Records (OSCAR) >

[linux] Re: Post-mortem on Linux-Ottawa Hybrid meeting

Hello all, John, this is fantastic! Thank you so much! To the Members of the Professional Development Club: Thank you so much for all of your help, we couldn't have done this without you! You coordinated the on-site setup, produced a poster and advertised on your LinkedIn, liaised between mult

[linux] Post-mortem on Linux-Ottawa Hybrid meeting

First, many thanks to all who contributed. I believe Katherine, who did lion's share of run-around that always attaches to meeting organization, deserves applause. She has said she will send thanks to David Chan (but perhaps copy the list -- it would be useful to have his email to share ideas).