i like the new design. looks nicer

Mitch is simultaneously both alive and dead while it is unobserved, as a result of its fate being linked to a random subatomic event that may or may not occur.

smarttube fdroid has been working great for me

man, is it just time for me to quit technology altogether?

its connected to a pi4 running home assistant os

im using the zbt-2 are you saying it runs its own webserver that i can access to onboard new devices? i just need to find the correct port? I know the threads/matter stuff runs in a separate app

it seemed like home assistant handed me over to some official google matter onboarding app included in android.

maybe this is something they can integrate into home assistant proper eventually?

are you confusing google home and home assistant?

smart light control. open front door via phone if i dont have my keys. potential automations like when cats use robot litterbox, run the roomba to pick up litter off the floor

it would be nice to degoogle, but still have some of life’s conveniences

honestly probably wouldnt be the end of the world to have a cheap android laying around just to onboard new devices. im just still disappointed

i swapped to proton pass

$6.50 for nabu casa (home assistant cloud)

looking for the same

Yeah, i see maps as the least of the problems. However, i will say while being on vacation, having navigation on my wrist is incredibly convenient. Im sure i will fully degoogle soon enough, but im doing it one step at a time. E/os is a huge push in the right direction, despite the growing pains

I just got fp6 with e/os, and there’s a few serious quirks i found in the couple daya i played with it before going on vacation (left the fp6 at home).

Things i noticed do not work: google maps, google home, and pixel watch.

So far i see this as a push into the deep end of the pool towards degoogling. I ordered a pebble round 2 to have a working watch but it wont ship for a couple months. Not sure ill be able to use fp6 as my dailydriver until then. Also a push into setting up homeassistant on my new nas which ive been procrastinating for about a year.

So, if youre serious about degoogling, go ahead and get e/os, otherwise i’d stick with stock android. Maybe if youre not currently tied in much with the google ecosystem it can be worth it, but not for me at the moment.

Same.