you mean other than clicking Hassio in the left menu, system tab?
afaik, only this beta sensor can check for the Hassos version available:
- platform: rest
name: Ha current beta version
resource: https://s3.amazonaws.com/hassio-version/beta.json
value_template: >
{{ value_json.homeassistant.default }}
scan_interval: 86400
json_attributes:
- channel
- supervisor
- hassos
- hassos-cli
- dns
Yes I would like to get a notification when there is a new HassOS release. Currently you have to go to Hassio > System Tab and check by yourself from time to time.
I’m able to get the current available HassOS version using the Rest platform or the Version sensor but not my currently running HassOS version…
no, I fear you’re right. Using the api rest sensor
- platform: rest
name: Hassio Main config
resource: !secret resource_hassio_main_config
authentication: basic
value_template: >
{{ value_json.version }}
json_attributes:
- components
- unit_system
- config_dir
- version
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: !secret api_bearer_token
User-Agent: Home Assistant REST sensor
doesn’t show the hassos version, nor does:
- platform: rest
name: Ha current version
resource: https://www.home-assistant.io/version.json
value_template: >
{{ value_json.current_version }}
json_attributes:
# - current_version
- release_date
- release_notes
- release_notes_path
- release_title
- release_description
- patch_version_notes
- root_url
- semantic_version
hassos simply isn’t available on those endpoints.
I was going to say that it’s an attribute of the sensor, but that does not appear to be the case for the local source of the sensor. Sorry. You could request this on github.
It will be up once the card is finished, including examples how to use it of course.
I will post an update if it is stable enough for a first release 
Card is getting along nicely. It is now very flexible in entities, attributes and layout. You can specify what you want in the yaml file.
Experimented with a rough industrial look & feel. Probably not everybody’s taste, but it’s simply an example of the possibilities. A bit heavy for older devices btw due to the applied filters.
Some examples of my second home, the Moon (Maan):
And my little NUC running hass:
The ‘normal’ look is like this screenshot. Same theme/cards/layout but without the filters and the scale:
Very cool! I’m looking forward to giving this a try when you have it shared
I like that a lot! May have to “borrow” some of that for my NUC monitoring.
That is some nice work!
this comes as close as I have yet seen to what I am trying to endup with in Ha:
green/red displaying on/off
and a circle around that button displaying the current wattage.
gauge card wont allow me to switch,
and custom: bar-card needs further tweaking …
all in all: hope you make it soon!
Ah!
You’re looking for something like this (orange, not red to comply to the theme colors…):
Layout wise I can make it in 5 minutes, but currently only sensors are supported.
Switches not (state AAN / UIT), so the “On” state can’t be displayed yet.
What is also needed is to ‘link’ a dot/circle/line/text to an entity or attribute state. Some of the plumbing is already there, but it is not yet implemented yet. Nor are colors depending on the state.
Some of the plumbing for actions is also there, ie using this as a button to switch a lightbulb, but also not yet implemented.
Something tells me some upcoming version should support these things 
cool, let me know if I can help to support your efforts 
and indeed yes, the button I showed does actually turn_on/off the switch. They are different entities though, a switch and 3 sensors, total kWh, current Watt and state.
this is another view, using buttons:
my always on switches:
switchable switches:
as always: more ways leading to Rome…
how can you do that
Give me the github code,
Thanks
You will probably be one of the testers once I get this baby out…
Well, lights are working, that’s for sure
And with lights are working, I mean displaying the current status using configurable colors, and toggling them by clicking (or tapping) on the circle/icon 
Clicking on the wattage (28W) still brings up the more-info dialog, all configurable.
Note:
Wattage is actually my memory use, so it doesn’t change with the bulbs being on or off…
Need some more testing, and fix some nasty bugs in the configuration, and then it will be published I guess with more functionality than I ever imagined when I started with this card.
Are you going to open a thread for this card once you open access to the public?
Yes, I will open a Lovelace thread, similar to the other custom cards.
And I will post that update in this thread.
I have to say for all the really cool projects in this forum, this one is one of the more exciting new elements I want to add to my HA implementation.
Looks awesome from the beginning!
This is my setup, nothing fancy, but get the job done:
is there a way to Align the tickets to the same height?
Is your pi-hole an add-on or a separate system/pi/vm?
a separate vm
Can you share your Pi-Hole card code, and how you can toggle it on/off? Thanks!
I’m interested in the card code as well and how does it actually work - do you relay all your internet traffic through that device (pointing your devices to use it as DNS) before it goes to your ISP equipment?
