Who’s in Space right now? And what craft are they travelling in? People in Space will tell you just that! People in Space is a small application that will sit in your Windows task bar. Every so often, it’ll check to see who’s currently in Space and will let you Read more…
I’m always on the lookout for new widgets that I could make work with Snarl and the max7219 took my fancy. I ordered this one from Amazon as it came pre-assembled (some seem to be sold in kit form) and is compatible with the Raspberry Pi. Connecting it up is Read more…
What’s your router up to? Who’s nosing around your firewall? What’s your Linux VM saying about itself? You can find all of this out using syslogd! syslogd receives syslog events and forwards them on to Snarl so you can stay informed about what’s going on around you. Read more about syslogd here Read more…
Background This quick tutorial will show you how you can control a Blink(1) device. The device could be plugged in to the local computer, or it might be on the same (or remote) network – so long as you can access the computer via TCP, you should be ok. The Read more…
More stability, new icons, some finishing touches, and even a new event log service going into Beta 1!
Alpha 7 is now available via the Downloads link. It’s a massive release with a new admin console look, new features and new extensions and services (previously known as redirects). We’ll be posting some tutorials that show off the new features over the coming weeks…
I’m currently working on subscriptions and it’s given me a chance to finally firm up how this will work (as the SNP 3.0 specification is vague on it). A subscription request takes the form: subscribe?[filter][subscriber][password] Filter is an optional list of application signatures to subscribe to, with the default being Read more…
R5.0 is seriously taking shape – thanks in no small way to just how easy it is to create complex applications in C#! Just some of what’s currently in and working: Transports: Not yet, but you’ll soon be able to roll your own network transports to go along with the Read more…
