It’s not a misunderstanding, it is one way to do it. This is the other way:
Maybe I’m using it wrong, but I don’t get the new entitie picker on the dashboard. I try to find an entitie which ID contains the string “bueron”, but all I get a huge list with entities that contain “buero”. Why does it show entities that don’t mach my search? The one on top has the ID: switch.buerod_3ddrucker_filter_switch, why does it show up when searching for “bueron”?
In the entities Section under settings, it works fine:
how do you get the bluetooth visualization?
It’s explained above.
I use an alarm integration but previously removed the keypad and code entry fields. With the 2025.6 release elements were changed which broke this.
Herewith the updated logic to hide these again:
states:
- arm_home
- arm_away
type: alarm-panel
entity: alarm_control_panel.cottage
name: Alarm - Cottage
style: |
.keypad, ha-textfield[type="password"] {
display: none !important;
}
Hi !
I’ve noticed that sensors from my tablet using fully kiosk are not regognized anymore after 2025.6.1 update of HA.
Have you also noticed this ?
Thanks
Bud
Midea AC LAN doesn’t work since 2025.6. what can I do?
Custom integration → file an issue on the authors github.
I understand the deprecation thing has already been talked about, but I run more than one piece of software and don’t follow all the blogs of all of them.
I’m disappointed by this decision on two counts:
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Over inflated ego: My server runs more than one piece of software at a time. It is completely out of line to ask me to install a whole dedicated operating system just for Home Assistant. This is something I would except from the like of Microsoft, not from an open-source project.
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Lack of confidence: If the development team thinks that Home Assistant is so brittle that it absolutely cannot run in an environment that they do not fully control, why would I trust Home Assistant to work at all? Especially for a Python venv-based software, it should not require control over anything else. Have you seen on how many types of hardware the Linux kernel, programmed in C, can run?
I’ll postface this by saying that I have a master of software engineering, a Ph.D. in computer science, and that I’ve been a tenured professor for about 10 years. I know what I’m talking about.
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THIS may be a better thread to post your concerns.
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You dont have to use a dedicated machine for HA. Just run it on the container inside your current machine. Running on your own OS will became unsupported.
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Anybody else noticed that 2025.6 as default shows voltages without decimals for voltage entities.
Is that on purpose or a mistake?
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It’s hardly a full replacement. Without even speaking of the unnecessary overhead and usual problems with containers (network access, usb devices,…), we are already seeing an integration, the SMS integration, being removed because “it only works on Core anyway”. What’s next, the command line integration? (Which I use to run smartctl to monitor my hard-drives health, which can’t be done from a container, by the way.) The databases other than SQLite? (I use a Unix Socket to Postgresql, also no possible with containers: I would need to use network fake-localhost-to-host-machine access, with degraded performances).
Then you should also know that
- nothing is stopping you from just continuing to run your core env, as the packages will still be published to pypi
- you can just clone that repo and continue to run it as custom integration - one of the perks of Ha being open source
On a side note - but I can’t resist saying that - how is you being a professor in any way relevant here?
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I know, I’m not here for technical support or to relitigate all the workarounds that I’m sure have been talked about in the previous threads. I’m giving my opinion from a public/user perception standpoint: it’s awful.
The link with professorship is that I’m training the future professionals who will take this sort of decisions and I’m fully up to date on the best practices in this area. Actually, my field is change management and information system urbanization. Maybe I’ll use Home Assistant as a “don’t do” case study in a few year 
No but for real guys please take this discussion to the announcement thread. Plenty of us are not thrilled with the Supervisor decision. This post is for the 2025.6 update itself so your discussion is only tangentially related.
On that note I ask again - has anyone had issues with the color variables changing in this update?
Did this update change the --disabled-color variable? The color has shifted pretty drastically and it’s pretty jarring against the mushroom cards.
As an expert, please tell me what other software could be run in 4 official ways like HA has been able to until now? And I mean distinctly different, not different OSs or the various ways you can virtualise. And do you consider the cost of software maintenance in your lectures?
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ElkM1 service is broken in the 2025.6 releases.
Since I install 2025.6/6.1 all my temp sensor now has a 2 decimal precision point even when are set to just one. Anyone has this issue?
No. What I do see, they all have 1 decimal point precision, before I had temp sensors with 1 and 2 decimal point precision. Had not noticed it yet, just checked because of your post.