Concordance has finally made it's way into Fedora!

I've been maintaining packages separately from Fedora for awhile now; the review has been there since October 2007! Unfortunately there were some legal concerns about the trademark over the name of the project ("harmony") originally, then when 0.20 was finally released with a new name the package required some work since the library was split off from the cli.

At any rate, if you need to program your remote from Fedora, all you need to do is:
yum install concordance

You can then login to the Logitech Harmony website and use the program to update your remote (even firmware on some models)!

I found a new project that looks very promising for loading config for my Logitech Harmony 880 remote. Naturally, I built Fedora 7 i386 packages for it. I'd really like to get more codes programmed on the remote for controlling my MythTV box, and with having software for Linux so I don't have to boot to Windows all the time, it will be much less of a pain.