rlippmann

Same problem. I'm working on 0.4 right now which so far just is changes required for 1.2.0, although I added a connection status sensor. I've also been collaborating with Jacky...

So, do I need to archive my repos? I don't think you can actually delete a repo.

maybe a better idea would be for you to archive your pyadtpulse, and i'll archive my hass-adtpulse. i'll just make changes in your hass-adtpulse from now on. This way nothing...

Ok, i've archived my hass-adtpulse, and I'm just making commits in your repo. I'm doing all the pyadtpulse in my own repo, so if you want to archive yours, go...

Hey Ryan, I'm moving, so I won't have any hardware to test this anymore. Perhaps you should find another maintainer?

It's Robert, not Richard, lol. I can review changes but I won't be able to test. I do have one bug fix and new feature (arm night) pending in pyadtpulse,...

a) yeah, nothing you can really do about needing to install from HACS and having to restart b) the zeroconf entry does actually include the IP address, so you could...

Actually, it gives you an mDNS SRV record, which you can then use mDNS to resolve to the IP address. The SRV record should always be the same, though.

https://github.com/alvr-org/ALVR/wiki/Installing-ALVR-and-using-SteamVR-on-Linux-through-Flatpak it needs to `sudo setcap` to work (which you can do manually). But SteamVR should handle this, not require the end user to do it.

I was just thinking in addition to latency based, least busy, etc you could add a "lowest cost" routing strategy. Something like: ``` Router(model_list=..., routing_strategy = "least-cost") ``` I guess...