As described in the Current Project State-page this software is not yet in a public release state. I have been using it in my home for over a year in different configurations with both X10 and FS20 first on a Windows 2000-server and currently on a Ubuntu Linux server.

Since it has not been formally tested or alpha-tested by many other users yet, there may still be some dark corners which does not work to 100% yet, but you are free to download it and try it out.

This program is free for private non commercial use. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

1. Make sure you have Java Runtime installed. You probably have it, otherwise you can download it from http://java.com.
2. Download the latest NetHomeServer-zip
3. Unpack the zip
4. For Linux and OSX, make the start script runable by typing: chmod +x HomeManager.sh

Installation is done! (If you are using FS20 on Linux, for the first time, you need a little more to get the FS20 USB-driver to work)

1. Run the start script (HomeManager.bat for windows, HomeManager.sh for Linux)

Start and initial configuration is done!

1. Start your FireFox (or favorite browser) and go to http://127.0.0.1:8020/web/frames.html. This is the main browser. You will see some example objects in the default configuration.
2. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8020/temp to see the thermometer GUI
3. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8020/Wap to see the mobile GUI

The nightly build is an automatically built release of the current state of the main trunk. It contains all the latest features, but may contain half finished features and may not work at all! Please look at the auto generated test report for information on the state of the build.