Valve has done a pretty good job. Probably because of their ownership model
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Sorry I can't help with the proxmox stuff but it is absolutely fine to have a qcow2 image on an SSD pool. Modern SSD write endurance is so high as to be a non issue especially in the relatively tiny work loads that HA will put on it
This is huge for me as well and is what will keep me on Ubuntu Server until I have a very very good reason to leave or someone else adds it.
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Oh you needed to replace your ac units got it. 7k seem very reasonable for that. I thought you were talking about some home automation equipment that needed to be replaced. I'm glad you had that in your budget. I personal would not be concerned with breaking anything with thermostat even a DIY one as if you have a "normal" thermostat, aka one that did not come with the air handler, then there are no wires that you can touch together at the thermostat that could cause a problem.
Wow what all did you need to replace for 7k? That seems really high to me but i guess you could get there with a large very automated home
Sounds good to go then. I would appreciate it if you let me know how it turns out
I really like my zigbee thermostats and would recommend them not cloud at all. I have not found a tasmota or esphome compatible thermostat. You could make your our with relative ease use a simple relay board. But I don't think that it would look great
depending on your needs you can setup two uart components wand wire them up. I would think that the best way to do this would be with a custom_component here is a good starting place. I'm not sure id the esp32 has the right hardware on board as one of the uarts is send only and it does not support software uart. This sounds like a really interesting problem. Please let me know how it goes or if i can be of help
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It does I play quite a bit of VR on Linux. The only think that does not work is the valve index audio output so I use Bluetooth earbuds