That program does not have the nice GUI schedule grid, however it was easy to set up and opened my eyes to the potential of this device. If you are a bit of a Linux geek, the easiest software to set up and get running is a command-line program written in Python called HDHomeRun Recorder, which I found out about from an article here. The software included with the HDHomeRun is good for setup and initial testing but to get the full power you will want to run some sort of software that lets you record programs. And if you use the MythTV backend you can either use their frontend software or you can use the new (still in Beta) version of XBMC "Frodo", which now has PVR support. residents, but that won't even work for people in other parts of the world), however it's not that difficult, and once it is set up it works VERY well. It's a bit of a bear to set up (and even moreso if you cannot utilize or don't want to pay for the TV scheduling service that they push really hard to U.S. I'm using a HDHomeRun Dual that I got about a month or two ago with Mythbuntu running on a dedicated backend server, and a MythTV frontend on another box that is connected to my TV (in a different part of the house).
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