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Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
Hass.io? In case you don't know, hass means hatred in German.
Is anyone else here completely confused at how much hype there is around automated light management systems? I don’t get it. Is it really that hard to turn on and off lights manually that people really need all this stuff? What am I not getting?
Is anyone else here completely confused at how much hype there is around automated light management systems? I don’t get it. Is it really that hard to turn on and off lights manually that people really need all this stuff? What am I not getting?
(Seriously, I use a nanoleaf aurora to make a nice sunrise to wake up to, and it also acts as a clock and part of it lights up red if any of my servers are down. I'm pretty excited about open HA.)
Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
Currently, there is not much feedback available to the API when adding/removing nodes except for viewing the openzwave log files and comparing state lists before and after.
Also, are there any plans to provide hot reloading of config files, instead of having to reset hass? Large zwave networks can take 10mins+ stabilise after a reset.
Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
It's weird that you guys with a open source project don't have a IRC chanel, at least I couldn't find one on https://home-assistant.io/help/
Is anyone else here completely confused at how much hype there is around automated light management systems? I don’t get it. Is it really that hard to turn on and off lights manually that people really need all this stuff? What am I not getting?
Founder of Home Assistant here. If anyone has any questions, let me know! Besides being able to install it as a Python package on Python 3, you can also install it using our Hass.io OS. Based on ResinOS and powered by Docker, it offers over the air updates and management of your device via the user interface: https://home-assistant.io/hassio/
Are there any plans to improve the integration with openzwave? Currently, there is not much feedback available to the API when adding/removing nodes except for viewing the openzwave log files and comparing state lists before and after. Also, are there any plans to provide hot reloading of config files, instead of having to reset hass? Large zwave networks can take 10mins+ stabilise after a reset.
We already allow reloading the most important pieces of configuration: groups, scripts and automation.
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Are there any plans to improve the integration with openzwave? Currently, there is not much feedback available to the API when adding/removing nodes except for viewing the openzwave log files and comparing state lists before and after. Also, are there any plans to provide hot reloading of config files, instead of having to reset hass? Large zwave networks can take 10mins+ stabilise after a reset.
Contributions to improve Open Z-Wave integration are always welcome :) We already allow reloading the most important pieces of configuration: groups, scripts and automation.