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People are sharing new Home Assistant integrations and builds, including a digital frame controller using Immich and kiosk projects. There’s also discussion around setting up Home Assistant add-ons, specifically installing HACS on a Proxmox VM with Docker.

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Key Takeaway Expect fresh Home Assistant builds—like Immich-based digital frames—and active guidance on installing HACS in Proxmox/Docker.
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Digital frame setups Immich kiosk integration HACS on Proxmox/Docker works with home assistant
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Expect fresh Home Assistant builds—like Immich-based digital frames—and active guidance on installing HACS in Proxmox/Docker.

People are sharing new Home Assistant integrations and builds, including a digital frame controller using Immich and kiosk projects. There’s also discussion around setting up Home Assistant add-ons, specifically installing HACS on a Proxmox VM with Docker.

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Top 1 signals · Expect fresh Home Assistant builds—like Immich-based
WunderTech · 49d ago
Installing HACS on Home Assistant (Proxmox VM and Docker)

Briefing Findings · Expect fresh Home Assistant builds—like Immich-based

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Project type Home Assistant Digital Frame Controller
Referenced platform(s) Immich, Immich Kiosk, Freekiosk
Add-on mentioned HACS
Deployment context Proxmox VM and Docker

What to Watch

  • Check the r/homeassistant thread for the Immich-based digital frame controller build details and follow-ups.
  • Follow the WunderTech setup post for updates or troubleshooting notes on installing HACS via Proxmox VM + Docker.

What Changed

  • Home Assistant Digital Frame Controller based on Immich, Immich Kiosk, and Freekiosk wundertech.net
  • Installing HACS on Home Assistant (Proxmox VM and Docker) WunderTech
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