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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Another rung on the Windows-freedom ladder: gLabels
As you might have gathered from other posts on this blog, I’m an open source fan with a liking for Linux. I’ve used UNIX, VAX, MS Windows of all flavors, OS X, etc. but have come to prefer Linux (currently … Continue reading
Fun with 1-Wire Devices in Linux using Digitemp and owfs
I’m currently working on a Christmas present for my new in-laws. The goal is to be able to remotely monitor the temperature and humidity at another location over the internet. I want to do this at a reasonably low cost, … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Linux, Unslung, Web Architecture
Tagged 1-Wire, DigiTemp, humidity, NSLU-2, owfs, oww, slug, temperature, weather
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