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I don't think that's really fair - the recommended way to run Home Assistant is to run HA OS (on a VM or dedicated machine, like a Raspberry Pi), or to run it i

by radlad 3y ago

I don't think that's really fair - the recommended way to run Home Assistant is to run HA OS (on a VM or dedicated machine, like a Raspberry Pi), or to run it in a Docker container. The "Supervised" installation (i.e. installing Home Assistant on top of an existing Linux install) is doable, but not preferred. https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/ https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/

katbyte 3y ago
Iirc they explicitly say don’t / recommend against it. I mean I still did but it definitely isn’t the way most people will install it at all
- raman325 3y ago
  We tried, but the community wanted to keep the installation method, so we kept it around.
  - katbyte 3y ago
    personally i did it because i like my servers to be debian & i wanted it to match all the other VMs i have running so thanks for keeping it around :)