I think I fall under āHome Assistant Coreā and if I want to work with the addons, I have to go for the install āInstall Home Assistant on Raspberry Piā (Raspberry Pi - Home Assistant)?With Home Assistant OS.
I need to buy a new PI 4 according to the manual
But the question is, what Linux distro is Home Assistant OS?
You do not need HAOS.
HAOS provide an easy way to install other Docker containers, but those same Docker containers can be installed manually too or even installed in the OS itself.
HAOS is based on Alpine Linux and you can make very few changes in that OS.
It should be considered an appliance for HA more than a Linux OS.
You mean HA on an Ubuntu should be able to do everything? I wouldnāt be able to use the add-ons if I read it right, but I was able (yet) to fix the CERT thing.
Addons are just Docker containers, which also exist for the other installation types.
HAOS and supervised installations come with supervisor that makes the adding, removal and updating of the Docker containers easy.
The containers are just the same.
You have done it correctly.
You have chosen to install the feature in the OS instead of in a Docker container.
Both are correct, but most users of the core installation will say yours are the most correct one, since there is less complexity.