LinuxMCE is a whole home automation suite. It the 'digital glue' between your media and all of your electrical appliances. It includes full featured solutions for: Media. Organize media with special metadata tags; View/Listen to media in any room; Media automatically follows you …

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With LinuxMCE, you can integrate most automation technologies and enable them to inter-operate using their native automation protocols because at its core, LinuxMCE is a multi-protocol automation gateway.

We made some progress regarding the OwnCloud integration into LinuxMCE. Read more by ochorocho . HDMI-CEC Control is here! November. 24 2014 . HDMI-CEC control is now available in LinuxMCE 1204. Read more by Phenigma . Raspberry Pi . November. 24 2014 . We're excited to announce preliminary support for the Raspberry Pi, ...

LinuxMCE 1004: The most up-to-date Final Release :: This was the recommended version for a stable, functional system. This is now quite old and not the recommended version. LinuxMCE 1404: Fairly stable :: Most people are using it. LinuxMCE 1604

Wouldn't it be great if you could block calls from persistent telemarketer phone numbers, or take advantage of cheap long distance rates available in a multitude of Voice Over IP plans? With LinuxMCE all of this is possible, and more.

Control all your A/V gear through LinuxMCE (using IR, USB, Ethernet, or RS-232) including automatically powering everything on and setting the proper inputs on each device; Together with the lighting part of LinuxMCE, lights in the room where video is being watched are dimmed when you start the movie

With each game system, LinuxMCE presents integrated controls for all supported control methods, and provides a seamless way to import, catalog, and play all the games stored on your core or any attached storage device.

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LinuxMCE can be installed from one of 3 available media: a DVD that contains all the files necessary to install from scratch. a set of CDs in case you do not have a DVD drive on your machine or use an older version and older hardware.