I’m currently running it with Supervisor on a Pi 5, which I also use as a regular PC. The supervisor installation is deprecated but it’s still working for me. HACS is also a useful add-on. For example, there are integrations for cat feeders (Petkit), cameras (Tapo), themes (Material UI), and many other things that aren’t part of the standard integrations. Also i bult an LCD clock with some texts on my table with arduino nano every, now i will build an home assistant dashbaord with crowpanel from elecrow. I built my own outdoor weather station — it’s cheaper that way. For the lights, I use a mix of Tapo and Emos (Tuya), but Nous should work well too. For sockets, I use Tapo . One motion sensor is Tapo, and the other one is also homemade, similar to the weather station, built from an RPI Pico (Arduino is too expensive). Then I also have the Tapo hub and a Tapo two-channel switch. Also i have tapo c510w camera. I have Starlink internet, though I haven’t managed to get the integration working yet. I also use other HACS elements, like astronomical graphs. During setup, it even discovered my printer automatically, as well as the Nest Mini and maybe a few other devices. Also an broadlink for oil radiator.