KNX (standard) - List of KNX Open Source or Free Software

List of KNX Open Source or Free Software

You can see at Ask About KNX forum a list of KNX open source or free software (see thread http://ask.aboutknx.com/questions/1217/list-of-knx-open-source-or-free-software ). There is a wide variety of software for multiple operating systems and platafoms running on PC's, Mac's, Smartphones and tablets with Windows, Linux, OSx, iPhone/iPad iOS and Android.

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