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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 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/




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


We tried, but the community wanted to keep the installation method, so we kept it around.


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 :)




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