Welcome to the home of JXM (javaXM).

JXM is a pure-java (SWING) GUI for controlling the XMPCR, which is a USB powered and controlled XM radio.

Goals

• Supported Platforms:
  • Windows (installer distribution with embedded javax.comm) DONE
  • MacOS X (bundle distribution with embedded javax.comm) DONE
  • FreeBSD (jar distribution via port with javax.comm dependency) DONE
  • Linux & Solaris (jar distribution) DONE
• Features
  • Fuzzy logic search DONE
  • Compact view Sort of half-way there
  • Song time remaining DONE
  • Channel filtering DONE
  • Memory DONE
  • "System" menu (Dock icon menu on MacOS, tray icon menu on Windows) where possible DONE
  • Integration with XM's web site DONE
  • Integration with Google DONE
  • Integration with iTunes Music Store (where possible) DONE
  • XM Tracker protocol client DONE
  • Song rating protocol client DONE
  • "Smart" mute DONE

We'd like to thank everyone who has donated to the JXM project:

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Thanks to:

• My wife Scarlet for putting up with my ongoing obsessions
• The Nullsoft Scriptable Install System project for the Windows installer
• ICE Engineering for their Windows registry access package
• Jean Struyf for his Windows Tray Icon package
• The RXTX project, for the javax.comm implementation for MacOS X and Linux
• The SecondString project for the fuzzy logic string matching classes
• Eric Albert, for his BrowserLauncher class, used on the win32 platform at present to open URLs
• The OpenXM project, who were the first to reverse engineer the XMPCR. They got me started on MacXM, the predecessor to JXM
• Dave Ecklund for the outstanding new JXM logo
• Everyone who has given feedback during JXM's development