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1. Generate graphs for the state of devices

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   Eric Ryherd shared this idea  ·  November 12, 2015

2. Port InControl to Raspberry Pi (or other similar device)

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   under review  ·  AdminRyan Scott (Owner, InControl Home Automation) responded

   As the Pi’s get more powerful, and the Windows OS embedded features get fuller, we’ll look into this again.

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   Eric Ryherd commented  ·  November 12, 2015  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   So what was the big announcement back in May???

   This would be huge if the server can be on a 6W RPi2 instead of a big 100W+ PC.

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   Eric Ryherd supported this idea  ·  November 12, 2015