Does it have access to boot menu? If so, change boot order so it goes to usb first. You will then only need to create a bootable usb stick with Linux on it

I prefer other kind of story, which represents more the history and ethics of 3d printing https://enablingthefuture.org/

Fuck profit, helping each other is what we need for a bright future.

You can check here if a solution suits your need https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/energy/electricity-grid/

Nice, that's remind me that I have also a printer card/page to create

I have forgotten about bubble card, thanks. Started a test with a vertical stack then insert horizontal stack. I've tried with mushroom card but might replace those with bubble card

Thanks for sharing

When you say it is doing a better job, can you explain how ?

Give it a shot, description from fdroid says it supports subtitle download.

Not 100℅ sure...

Your intent script might need to be a bit different using

speech:
   text:

As shown below https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/intent_script/

   intent_script:
    CustomOutsideHumidity:
      speech:
       text: "It is currently {{ states('sensor.outside_humidity') }} percent humidity outside."

Aldo have a look at https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/voice/intent-recognition/template-sentence-syntax/ for the common.yaml

It is a good voice assistant but it isn't an ai voice assistant, Also only works for your home assistant devices/entities unless you link it to gpt

It is a beelink mini s12 pro https://www.bee-link.com/beelink-mini-s12-pro-n100-mini-pc-clone-1

You need something like a raspberry or a small computer to run home assistant 24/7 and you also need a zigbee coordinator (to be able to use your ZigBee devices) like sonoff CC2652P or conbee 3 (others are available). Install home assistant, and learn how to manage/customise as you wish.

Home assistant is great but it's not a plug and play solution (that being said, it has already been much simplified over the years and it's not that hard to get started). Settings basics stuff isn't complicated but you will have a learning curve to be able to do more complicated stuff (depending of knowledge you already have)

https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/