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Home Assistant - Deprecating Core and Supervised installation methods, and 32-bit systems
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this post was submitted on 23 May 2025
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From a fuckery standpoint? Docker is way easier, and it works the same way for everything.
It's literally the same thing as running the app from base repo. There is no "fuckery". The entrypoint of a container is the same as just running the python runtimes for any project. You have zero idea what you're talking about.
No it’s not and yes I do you goober. How are dependencies handled in each scenario?
pip install for both. Apparently you are new to 'puters. Go play elsewhere.
Why are you running pipinstall when using a docker container?… Or are you talking about manually creating your own container?
Read the dockerfile. Do you know how any of this works?
Why exactly are you comparing the docker file to bare metal, and implying you need to do more than run a docker command?
You don’t install anything when using docker (beyond docker of course.)
If you watch your process monitor...