Don't know whether any of you use YAC or a caller ID program, but it is pretty nifty. The server runs on Windows with a caller ID capable modem and then broadcasts to 'listeners' on the network. If you create your addressbook in the yac id file, it will pop up with name and image of the incoming caller. It runs great on linux (kubuntu for me) under wine. The developer has a *nix version of the listner for Tivo and everything is OS with source code available. Under windows I was running GB-PVR and it included a YAC listener plug-in, so when the phone rings in the middle of your favorite show you can see who it is and decide whether to let them roll to VM. Unfortunately, there isn't one for Myth. I am going to start messing with the Tivo version to see if I can compile it under Kubuntu, but confidence is not high. Here is the website:
http://sunflowerhead.com/software/yac/
