Open Source Radionics for the Raspberry Pi
You need Java 1.8 as a runtime. Download it from java.com and install it before you run the AetherOnePi application on your PC or Raspberry Pi.
Download Version 1.0 (Standalone Client)
or download the Beta which is build after each change on the Action tab. Just click on the Build Element and in the upper right corner you will see a Artifact Download Button if the build was a success.
Subscribe to my blog(s) and join the community.
- 2020-06-12 Divided project into modules (not really a new feature, but necessary)
- 2020-05-23 Image Layers Analysis
- 2020-05-21 Hotbits from WebCam
- 2020-05-16 General Vitality check for the virtual StickPad
- 2020-05-01 Training Mode
Please note that we have a strict code of conduct in our open source radionics project.
As for the participation there are several possibilities.
If you are a developer with skills in Java 1.8, Maven 3, JSON and Javascript and you know modern collaboration techniques like git / branching / forking, then you are welcome to create a fork and make a pull request. After review of your code contribution the core team decide if it will be integrated into the master branch.
Another possibility is to open issues for bugs, new features, improvemenents and so on. Note that we don't tolerate features for magical and manipulative purposes, this includes all "whishing machines" features. The AetherOne project is a holistic approach as the original radionic from Dr. Abrams was, not a coward technology for manipulation. Such attempts leads to blocking. For new rate lists contribution a separate repository exists.
Also feel free to promote the project with your own documentation or blog posts. You can send me per email a link and after review the link will be inserted here on Github.