fix

This release includes wescontrol-websocket, a new server which

implements some control logic (particularly concerning sources)
and which communicates over websockets. A corresponding interface,
Tp6, is also included. Tp6 is able to talk to wescontrol-websocket,
and is written in coffeescript + backbone. This makes it much simpler
than Tp5, which was sproutcore based.

In addition, there are many fixes and changes that I'm too forgetful
to list.

This isn't supposed to be here.

This release fixes a bug in the roomtrol daemon where it would die if…

… there were any problems creating devices. It also includes an updated computer device class that actually works.

This version is essentially 0.4.1, but with some additional code that…

… auto-configures the database when roomtrol is first run.

Lots more documentation, some small changes to device and rs232device…

… apis, and specs now pass under 1.9.2.

This release is the first to include the new device DSL, Ruby 1.9.2 c…

…ompatibility (1.9.x required) and the daemon-kit framework. While not extensively tested, should work. If not, fall back to last well-tested version (0.2.2).

This is a (more or less) completely working release, running on Ruby …

…1.8 and using the old style devices and back-end infrastructure. This is the code that's been running in the office and 509A for months now. It's not perfect, but it's definitely tested.