Control of X10 appliances and lighting through a web interface. This is shown extensively in the zdnet homebrew video. Since X10 is a protocol that lives on your powerline, any compatible X10 module can be controlled by the software, including lights, kettles, curtain rails and central heating systems. More...

Configuration for this applet is extensive, because of the differences between houses. The files in question are:

/warp/conf/x10/x10.conf
This controls individual programs for the 'mood' settings which appear underneath the main X10 control map. They include 'all lights off' and 'film mood'.
/zinc/conf/x10floorplan.conf
This contains the list of X10 devices in the house, and their repsective X,Y positions on the floorplan maps. These names must match the devices in either Hu format (e.g. E3) or by alias names, as provided in the heyu configuration file, /etc/heyu/x10.conf. x10floorplan.conf also contains the names for each floor in the house.
/warp/applets/x10/img
In addition to the standard X10 graphics, this directory should also contain the floorplan maps, stored as floor0.png, floor1.png, and so on. It knows the number of floors because of x10floorplan.conf, covered above.

Known Bugs: Some browsers (e.g. Firefox) have a problem if there isn't room to display the whole image. This can happen if the window isn't large enough for the graphics (which can be common since the floor plans are quite large).

Dependencies: heyu, with confirming /etc/heyu/x10.conf.

Future Plans: Add sliding light controls

Name	Version	Description
X10 Control	Alpha	Control of X10 appliances and lighting through a web interface. This is shown extensively in the zdnet homebrew video. Since X10 is a protocol that lives on your powerline, any compatible X10 module can be controlled by the software, including lights, kettles, curtain rails and central heating systems. More... Configuration for this applet is extensive, because of the differences between houses. The files in question are: `/warp/conf/x10/x10.conf` This controls individual programs for the 'mood' settings which appear underneath the main X10 control map. They include 'all lights off' and 'film mood'. `/zinc/conf/x10floorplan.conf` This contains the list of X10 devices in the house, and their repsective X,Y positions on the floorplan maps. These names must match the devices in either Hu format (e.g. E3) or by alias names, as provided in the heyu configuration file, `/etc/heyu/x10.conf`. x10floorplan.conf also contains the names for each floor in the house. `/warp/applets/x10/img` In addition to the standard X10 graphics, this directory should also contain the floorplan maps, stored as `floor0.png`, `floor1.png`, and so on. It knows the number of floors because of `x10floorplan.conf`, covered above. Known Bugs: Some browsers (e.g. Firefox) have a problem if there isn't room to display the whole image. This can happen if the window isn't large enough for the graphics (which can be common since the floor plans are quite large). Dependencies: heyu, with confirming `/etc/heyu/x10.conf`. Future Plans: Add sliding light controls Download: Base Minerva Install
Calendar	Alpha	A standard applet with a clock and calendar. Events are taken from Google calendar, by adding the publically accessible URL to `warp/conf/calendar/gcal.conf`. The clock uses an external Java applet, and can be removed to save time. Download: Base Minerva Install
Cookery	Alpha	A trivial applet which gives you all the conversion units you need when in the kitchen. Download: Base Minerva Install
Basic Recipes	Alpha	A simple applet which parses an XML file to recall various recipes. It's very early stages for this one, but great things are promised by its developer so let's keep our fingers crossed. Download: Base Minerva Install
Kitchen Timer	Alpha	Using the same mechanism as the Cosmic timer, this allows you set to set timing reminders for N minutes, being told (by voice) when it has elapsed. Useful for cooking prompts, etc. Reminders also appear on-screen. Download: Base Minerva Install
Contacts	Alpha	An applet which parses an XML configuration file of personal contact details. This is currently a simple read-only applet, but will grow into a fully editable one. Download: Base Minerva Install

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