I had information I saw from somewhere that I put into a spreadsheet and then colored the items myself to determine which one to choose. I wil stop using it - (or better yet correct it) -
So in answer to your question - where can I find a comparison chart that is accurate?
I am not sure what I want to do, I just want to better understand the options available. I have supervised runnng on a RPI 4b w/8Gig of ram without any sd card, running totally off a 1TB ssd. I want to go to the next step and add video but I knoiw the hardware is lacking for that - some people say you can have the video on a different machine (but names have to be more than 10 characters with frigate or something like that), others say itās better integraton if itās on the same machine, I just want to fully understand all of my options - with regards to home assistant itself - before determining which direction to go -
Well, the actual interesting part is taking the backup.
As there is nothing āaboveā HA in Container mode, I donāt actually see how HA could restore itself really.
In HAOS, itās one of the āsidecarā containers that is doing that.
The backup is easily opened in 7-zip and restored manually, though.
At the end of the day, itās just the āconfigā folder, zipped
Well everyone tell me not to bother about you and reading this comment really prove them right. And now I did not call you names so you cant run crying to admin
Not sure what you have against that comment but fwiw, I didnāt bother reporting your insults.
I found it more interesting to leave it for future reference
Now, if you would be so kind as to ignore me as much as I ignore you as of nowā¦
Anders, Drop it. He didnāt flag your post another member did because what you said was against the COC. Stop attacking him. Move on, now. Last and final warning.
Seems there is a difference in how members are treated. He can pester how many other members he want but nothing happens. But OK I get it. I just leave the community. Can you take away my account
Youāre literally calling him an idiot more than once in more than 1 post. That makes you the violator of the COC, not him. You are in the wrong. If you want to continue to argue, Iām more than happy to give you a time out so that you understand.
I wanted to throw in my own 2c here since now Iām considering switching over to OS and found this thread at the top of my research: in short, supervised has some rather strict dependency requirements on the OS itself that itās rather inadvisable to run anything else on it other than HA if possible. Something I was completely unaware of initially since it was the only thing running on my box at the time.
Longer: I had been happily running supervised on my Debian machine for at least a year or two without any issues alongside other applications which were added over time to the box. I one day decided to do an OS upgrade which broke HA. One of the packages that HA depends on got removed from the system which subsequently caused HA supervised to get removed as well (missing this one line among the sea of other changes is mostly on me though). I was able to reinstall the HA supervised package on my system but only after manually reinstalling the removed dependency. After that though, apt would continually fail for any package update due to the broken state of the dependencies, until I had to manually edit HAās dependency list, something Iāve never had to do before.
Iām now reviewing what add-ons I have to justify whether I should keep my current supervised install but am leaning heavily towards running HAOS as a VM or on a dedicated RPI just for some proper isolation.
That is what i did when i found out the limitations of running debian supervised.
My host was powerful enough anyway, so no problem running HA on virtual machine (VMWare in my case, as i have bad experience with Virtual Box)
I you run HAOS on bare metal however, are you not able to run any other applications or daemons on the same hardware? The workaround is to then install haos on a VM?
Iāve just switched to HAOS on VM after babysitting Hassio for ~7 months. Hassio needed constant attention & ran into many problems. So I decided to try HAOS.
I started with HA Core on TrueNAS Scale > Hassio > HAOS. Letās see if third timeās the charm.
To throw my 2c in here: I see what many people say about HAOS being so much easier to use and more stable, but tbh I see one major point that currently brings me to tearing down my HAOS VM and going back to supervised: When sh*t hits the fan and I need to debug anything on command line level, itās a major PITA for anyone not using an american QWERTY keyboard to type nearly any command, as you are currently still unable to change the keyboard layout, despite it being a feature request / issue for more than two an a half years now (see issue #1775 on github). This being said I see it as more convenient to maintain and update the underlying debian myself, even manually editing dependency lists (as Manny mentioned), than having the constant pain that if somethingās going a bad way, I need to look up every special charakter every damn time, instead of being able to just concentrate on debugging. Having the possibility to create and run scripts on the VM display the output in HA (like mabusdogma mentioned) is even another bonus point.
Try telling that to these folk: 
