Concordance

Concordance is a software that allows you to program your Logitech Harmony universal remote control. Its unique feature is the provision of software that works in UNIX, which is not supported by Logitech's software. Additionally, the code aims to be cross-platform, hence you can use the same program in Linux or Windows, with support for Mac coming soon. However, the software currently supports all models except for the 890 and 1000, with hopes of providing support for them soon.

The latest release of the Concordance software includes several improvements and bug fixes. The update features an improved API, documented API, autoconf/automake/libtool, firmware update for library and CLI, and coding style documentation. The update also features several bug fixes, such as fixing the location and name of the license file, ignoring return values from reset_remote(), and fixing the protocol.txt c&p error.

Furthermore, the update includes features such as Perl bindings, Python bindings, and the implementation of the firmware checksum algorithm. Additionally, Concordance has abstracted reading files into _read_from_file() and implemented a new API to intelligently determine filetype based on contents instead of filename. Also, the software includes a workaround for connectivity problems with arch 9 remotes where a value is left out of the cookie in the XML file.

Overall, the Concordance software is a great tool for programming your Logitech Harmony universal remote control. The latest update includes many features and bug fixes, making it a reliable software for cross-platform use while providing support in UNIX.