Although the GUI is Windows based, it communicates with a Linux binary TCP socket server written in house to control basic Asterisk functionality such as uploading required or included files, issuing simple commands like reload, restart, etc over the network.  I also have plans to write a function to remote debug an AEL script using the aelparse executable and it's output sent back to the Windows GUI.

While definitely still in beta, we are using the software to program our own Asterisk box here in our office and it's working very well for us. Although note that we have a fairly simple dialplan with just a little bit of conditional logic, FirebirdSQL access and some TTS stuff to tease our resellers when they call in ;).

We develop and sell a different product, but Asterisk PBX systems compliment our other products very nicely and we already have a very strong reseller base.  So we'll be selling this software ourselves to local end users and to our own reseller chain.

On the other hand, I'm not quite sure how it would fit in the Asterisk community at large, if at all.  It's not an end to end, black box GUI for end users.  There's already better ones out there already.
It's not a complete "developer" tool either so it's it hard to say if it could be useful to others outside our company.

I don't have any plans to spam the list, even the biz list, but wouldn't mind some feedback if anyone has a few minutes to take a look.

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Thanks to everyone for help on the lists.

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Warm Regards,

Lee