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      Roshi
      last edited by

      Hello everyone,

      i started a project where i want to leverage the powerful hardware of a OnePlus 5t to run HomeAssistant on a container, combined with the possibility of using the phone touch screen to control Home Assistant making it self-contained.
      To my surprise after installing Ubuntu touch correctly and running command:

      libertine-container-manager create -i hass
      

      i get error saying libertine-container-manager is not a known command. Also following the documentation, i went into settings to create a container from UI but bigger surprise, no Libertine manager.

      I tried installing with:

      sudo apt-get update
      sudo apt-get install libertine
      

      both commands fail, since Partial folder is not available and i don't have rw access. I can give myself read write access and install everything but i read in the forums is not advised.

      Anyone can point me in the right direction? Is Libertine not available for OP5t? Should i just toss it and stick to raspberry?

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        chris_bavaria @Roshi
        last edited by

        @roshi
        Do you use 20.04?
        Try UbuntuTouch 16.04 stable.

        from SFOS 2 UbuntuTouch with Legion5 (Ubuntu 23.04)

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          Roshi @chris_bavaria
          last edited by

          @chris_bavaria
          Hi Chris,

          yes i used 20.04, i'll try installing 16.04 thank you.

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            arubislander @Roshi
            last edited by

            @roshi although you could get a libertine container installed on 16.04, I rather doubt that you would get Home Assistant running as an always on service running in the background with that setup.

            You would be better off installing HA on a raspberry pi and using your phone to access the web ui.

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            Happily running Ubuntu Touch
            BQ Aquaris M10 FHD (16.04 RC)
            Google Pixel 3a (20.04 DEV)
            JingPad (20.04 DEV)
            Meizu Pro 5 (16.04 DEV)
            PinePhone / PineTab UT CE (20.04 daily)

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              Keneda @Roshi
              last edited by Keneda

              @roshi
              It may be not the answer you expected, or the solution that fits your needs, but did you consider Nymea native Ubuntu Touch app for smarthouse driving ?

              I know home assistant is popular, most known than nymea, but nymea is native under UT, and very alive, updates comes very regularily.

              https://open-store.io/app/io.guh.nymeaapp

              From 2023 : Nexus 5 (16.04 OTA 25) for daily use
              2015-2023 : Meizu MX4 now in legacy drawer by lack of pristine battery 😫

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                arubislander @Keneda
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                @keneda the nymea app in the Open Store still requires that a nymea server be installed on another (always on) computer ik the network.

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                Happily running Ubuntu Touch
                BQ Aquaris M10 FHD (16.04 RC)
                Google Pixel 3a (20.04 DEV)
                JingPad (20.04 DEV)
                Meizu Pro 5 (16.04 DEV)
                PinePhone / PineTab UT CE (20.04 daily)

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