I ran EndeavorOS (easy arch) switched to MxLinux to get back to “Debian” style OS. Decided I needed stability over Bleeding edge. Apt is my go-to and is what I am comfortable with. Might just not be an “I use arch btw” kind of person.

Good luck. Fingers crossed it’s your solution, and an easy one at that.

Quick web search led me to this which is an Acer owner trying to install PopOS. Likely similar steps that you will need to follow to be successful.

Seems like maybe a good use for Kasm Workspaces. Use persistence in each session to save settings, files etc…

Just bought a set of Razer Barracuda X headphones at good ol Walmart for $69.99. They can connect one of 3 ways,

USB-C 2.4ghz Wireless Bluetooth Analog audio cable.

I plugged in the USB-C adapter and they worked without a hits.

For specs of the machine they are connected to…

Acer Nitro 5 Laptop Intel I7 processor nVidia 4050 GPU

Endeavour OS

Tested with the latest kernel 6.6.9, and the LTS kernel

No fuss. Just work. Have not tried Bluetooth connection, or analog since the RF worked out of the box.

Doubt this is the issue. This post prompted me to check my own Life360 setup and I have the same message the OP does. “Integration Requires Attention” in my notifications. The integration fails to authenticate.

I don’t have a solution, just adding that the issue is likely not related to a time sync problem.

This is likely due to an API change from Life360 itself. This happened in July as well if I remember correctly.

I use Jellyfin. You have to install the Bookshelf plugin (or at least I didn’t the time I set it up, may be a default now). Saves progress, and gives me one less service to manage as I use Jellyfin for Movies, TV, and Music libraries already.

I setup everything I was able (odd exception here or there) in HA and expose devices/entities to Alexa. This allows me to setup better automations using HA, and still control devices via voice in Alexa. I have several devices that are cloud dependent and have found HA to be far more stable than Alexa with regards to connectivity and response. HA and Alexa both definitely have their place in my home, but HA does the bulk of the grunt work.