Are there any installation images for x86 hardware? Like there is for the raspberry? Would be great because I’m spending lots of time to get it working on Ubuntu server 16.04.3 without result.
The Youtube and website tutorials aren’t helping either.
A virtual environment simply creates a particular set of python modules available to a python program.
Python modules do not take much notice of backwards compatibility when they are developed, so it is likely that one python program needs a different version than another. If each program has its own virtual environment, they can both run with the version of the module they need.
It also makes uninstallation and reinstallation easy, as you can just delete the directory containing the virtual environment and create it again.
Using virtual environments for any python program is highly recommended.
Jesus, its still not working! What does one have to do to make this work?? How hard can it be? Do you have to be a Senior Linux System Administrator to make this work… I’m getting really frustrated here.
this will set locale to english us utf-8 - if you need something else you can find codes for all countries/languages online.
the commands must be run with administrator privileges (root user with su root or start bash with sudo bash and run the commands)
I’m running multiple instances of home assistant on ubuntu 16.4 on real hardware or virtualized (container, vm, vmware) and didn’t have any issues apart from normal linux configuration needing to be properly done before installing home assistant.