This page describes complete applications for the Linksys NSLU2. We intend moving a number of the existing HowTo pages here, where they describe how to get a well-known application to run on the slug. Note that this section is firmware-agnostic, and should describe fully-integrated solutions (i.e. ipkgs with sample configuration files and instructions on how to complete the installation and configuration), rather than just being a description of the contents of an Optware package (for instance). Applications designed specifically for a slug should be placed on the Custom page.

The following applications are available:

• Aquila: Run a Direct connect Hub on Your slug.
• iTunesServer: Serve music from your Slug with an iTunes (DAAP) server.
• LAN/WAN digital camera server.
• OpenShowCenter: Open source music, video, and photo browsing server software for the Pinnacle Show Center, Neuston Virtuoso MC-500 and compatible devices.
• SlimServer: Free squeezebox music server.
• TwonkyVision: Commercial Media Server software for various UPnP devices.
• uShare: Free uShare uPNP Media Server for various UPnP devices.
• LastFMProxy (English) (German): Use your NSLU2 as a last.fm radio proxy server.
• Asterisk: Turn your Slug into a home VoIP PBX.
• SwissCenter: Advanced opensource server software for the Pinnacle Show Center, Neuston Virtuoso MC-500 and compatible devices.
• Jinzora: PHP based open source streaming and/or MP3 Jukebox server.
• SimpleHomeWebsite, or VirtualHostingWithTHTTPD: Minimalist approaches to setting up a simple home website.
• Web based switching of power sockets using Gembird SiS-PM
• Switching on power of your printer when print job arrives (German) using Gembird SiS-PM

Work is progressing on the following applications:

• DigitalCameraBackup: Back up your digital camera.
• OxylBox: Advanced open source server software for the Pinnacle Show Center, Neuston Virtuoso MC-500 and compatible devices.
• FireSlug: Using Linux IPTables? to build a secure highly customisable firewall, including a transparent bridge and a conventional NAT firewall, with the installation of a compatible USB-Ethernet adaptor. (Currently requires OpenSlug, only basic documentation in place)
• http://drivemeinsane.com/?cam=22 / Remote led: Control my slug's Ready/Status led from over the internet via drivemeinsane.com! I know this is useless. Source code and maybe some other other information at http://t0ny.org/nslu2. The cam is now up (updated 12-24-06). -t0ny