Open Source Home Automation Software

For those at home who want to backup there precious data files but don't know nothing about backup. A white paper (Seperate download) explains creating backups and the script use. The script is readable, creates extensive logging and with restore script

FastLink is a small Java application that manages Windows .lnk Files for fast, text-based access to applications and folders. By assigning the mnemonic 'ffx' to Firefox, you can simply start Firefox or other applications by typing [Win+R] ffx [Return].

LARDY [Log Archiver and Rotator on DailY basis] is an easily configurable script used for archiving ANY application logs on daily basis with rotating capability and logging of the archiving itself. Also used for archiving on-the-fly [no loss of data].

SmartDupe is bash script which replaces file Duplicates in a given path by Hard links to free space on your Hard Drive.

Software for the placement of removable devices shortcuts on the desktop in Microsoft Windows. Support cd-rom, usb-drives, flash cards, network drives and etc. Work on Windows XP and later. Written on c++. Now the installer (1.0.2) with required DLL-files.

XBMC Media Move is a powerful tool designed to fill the gap between softwares like µTorrent and XBMC Media Center (Kodi) by dispatching media files (video/music/photo/etc...) automatically upon arrival. Please note that even if this software could be used in a context of illegal multimedia consumption, I do not encourage to do so! Note: XBMC Media Move is provided with already pre-configured settings; so it can be installed and used right away (following a standard use) or manually adjusted to your needs. Standard use setup: 1) Install XBMC Media Move. 2) Open configuration window and follow the instructions in the Setup Assistant. 3) That's it! You're now a big step closer to a fully automated Multimedia Center. Note: Language translations were made using Google Translate services. If you notice any error, please suggest a correction! Thank you and enjoy using XBMC Media Move.