If you’re starting from scratch, then there’s no risk. Run it, and if they are issues, switch to Core. Lemon-Squeezy.

Sure you can, they just have to be containerized add-ons that don’t need host access. Some of those docs were created during the period of time when HASSIOS was a bit new, so a lot of add-ons hadn’t been compatible yet. I thinks that’s a bygone issue for the most part though.

Check what you use now, then go check their compatibility. As a test you could also backup your current HA, boot liveUSB, import your backup, and see if there are any issues. If there are insurmountable issues, just boot back to your normal setup.

HASSIOS is a purely container-basednsituation that has limitations by design. It doesn’t give you SSH access to the host OS out of the box, but you can change that. If you’re not comfortable with containers, just stick with what you’re running.

What are you expecting to do “more” of by switching?

I believe it’s showing the payload only for the portions needed to download and run. Flatpaks may have other dependencies that are met by other installs, and won’t redownload what is already present afaik.

So if Minetest as a full install is 1.6MB, but you already have all the other dependency pieces already installed, it just downloads the 5.8KB missing, meaning the runtime of Minetest is that 5.8, and the rest is dependencies.

Whoa. Big miscalculation.

Use Ghost to generate a static site and you can host it lots of places for free. Cloudflare Pages, Digitalocean, Surge…etc.

Otherwise just kick up stack and serve for yourself.

Never even heard of that site, but okay. Others are saying the same in forums and HN, but your proof otherwise is?

It’s an AI version of the main developer that received harassment, so did the main developer also quit?

This is where I’m lost.

Check the cost.

Then what is the actual issue?

Closed blobs all over the place, for sure.

WTF? Is somebody threatening her for working on open source drivers???

What is this fucking timeline…

Edit: ohhhhh…there seems to be a LOT of underlying stuff happening here. Like Lina is an anime alter-ego of Marcan I guess? So confused…

Interesting

Graylog is probably one of the more simple log aggregators out there, so if that was a bit much, you’re in for a surprise.

SigNoz is probably the best all in one tooling out there at the moment. It’s also a bit heavy, but it’s an open source alternator DataDog, so there’s a lot happening.

You can get modern light guns that work with newer displays. They track using infrared, so it’s not quite the same, but it’s good enough to play all the arcade mame classics without a problem.

OpenTTD is open source, so not sure that fits.

Harbor Innovations, the Paper 7 maker? Damn, I was just starting to get interested in trying one out.

No problem.

To your question: the RAM limitation is going to make developing on this machine very difficult with modern tooling or frameworks, even with the most efficient of languages. The build and package management systems of practically everything requires a fair amount of resources, so that’s going to be what causes problems. If they’re building off devices then probably NBD.

They want to step AWAY from Linux? This might not be the right sub then.

It’s currently the most simple to use and “just works” option.