I have one controlling my kitchen light and I can't sneak past it, not even to grab a beer out of the fridge. By using (more or less) the default configuration you should be able to get BASIC ON/OFF command frames from your 'sensor device' (idx 150 on your screenshot), burglar/alarm will likely be ...

I'd love to see some smaller lights/lamps that would fit inside drawers or inside/outside other furniture for moodlighting or just plain illumination at a smaller scale than 'regular smart bulbs'. I would prefer z-wave support out of the box, but that's just me and my wishful thinking. Maybe there's ...

I've struggled with conflicts as well quite a few times, this might be horrible advice (and if anyone says so, do listen to 'em!) ;) But simply removing the conflicting files should have you up and about again, try (if you still have failures I might have missed one or two): rm hardware/SBFSpot.h ...

I had a little pi-crash so I never got to anything more than the simple swipes, if you figured something out please share. I hope to include it soon-ish again though, but I never was fond of bitmasking so stuff like this is last on my todo list: Value of parameter = 256 * Value of first gesture ...

I have one up and running with domoticz, had to edit manufacturer_specific.xml and add a swipe xml. But that was over a month ago so inclusion should work out-of-the-box now. Havn't really been using it much, currently it's only controlling 2 lights with basic swipes... Sad really, it does carry ...

The color picker looks like a run-of-the-mill rgb picker, and technically it shouldn't trigger the white led at all. I think I do understand what you're after though. But I think your suggestion would mean that every time you pick a color you would also have to alter the white-level (unless the ...

A beginners guide for 'real world problems' sounds good in theory, but it will go out of scope pretty fast I reckon. When the author hits chapter III and start explaining computer/network fundamentals and what app would work for which scenario and the required hardware/software needed for it... I ...

Your 'easy' vs. 'full' install wouldn't really be all that different, imho. In the end you get raspbian (wheezy or jessie) with domoticz on it... If you install a lxde or another desktop enviroment there's always the option of not using it (if you have raspi-config just choose to boot to a command ...

Great guide, thanks!
I somewhat imagined it would be alot harder than this...
(Using a ReadyNAS Pro + APC Back-UPS RS 1500G)

Cheers!