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Long time Harmony user here. Even prior to the Logitech buyout, Harmony was seemingly hostile to Mac and UNIX/Linux users, only reluctantly rolling out support
by cf100clunk 5y ago
Long time Harmony user here. Even prior to the Logitech buyout, Harmony was seemingly hostile to Mac and UNIX/Linux users, only reluctantly rolling out support for Mac in later years under Logitech. The Concordance and Congruity projects were a stab at UNIX/Linux support using Harmony's online backend:
https://www.phildev.net/harmony/ https://www.phildev.net/harmony/
If there is any hope of opening up or cloning Harmony's vast database it may be possible to leverage Concordance and Contruity for developing replacement projects to Logitech's original.
Of course another approach is using customizeable IR-equipped devices, but the Harmony database would still be the missing goldmine for universality.