Linux, being a highly versatile and flexible operating system, can be configured to run on a wide variety of hardware - including Behringers X32...

In this video I'll take you on a journey setting up and uploading the Linux-kernel together with user-programs to the Behringer X32 - originally an Audio-Mixing-Console. Why? Just for learning

Don't loose your PV-power to the Grid. Here's a cheap DIY-solution to keep the PV-energy in your home!

With the KLF200, Velux offers an ethernet-based device to control shutters and other wireless components. But their implementation is a disaster for DIY-homes. With an ESP8266 I fixed this mess...

It's may and the pool-season has started! So we'll have a look on how we find the best time to jump into water using an ESP8266, MQTT and NodeRED...

Spare parts for Viessmann-controls are quite expensive. As the control of our oil-heater has broken down, I searched for a replacement but in the end I developed a full replacement with MQTT and connection to NodeRED.

In the last blog-post I discussed developing retro-apps for Windows that can be run under OS/2 using the WLO toolset from Microsoft. But what about native coding under OS/2 directly?

Retrocomputing with real hardware is a very nice way to understand how modern computers have learned to run and talk. I developed some GUI for OS/2 Warp 3.0 and Windows 3.11 to control some of my microcontroller-projects.