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dcpmark

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I’m about to go down the Homebridge route to get my AirGradient One AQ sensors into HomeKit, and I see that it seems to run on a separate, always-on Mac/PC/RasberryPi, etc. I have a Mac Mini Pro M4 as my main computer that’s always-on, so is there any reason I just can’t use that to run Homebridge?

TIA!
 
I’m about to go down the Homebridge route to get my AirGradient One AQ sensors into HomeKit, and I see that it seems to run on a separate, always-on Mac/PC/RasberryPi, etc. I have a Mac Mini Pro M4 as my main computer that’s always-on, so is there any reason I just can’t use that to run Homebridge?

TIA!
I am running Homebridge on a Mac Mini Pro 4 as well. For years before without issues on an iMac. Absolutely essential if you turn Homekit into something useful. Get some delay or dummy switch plug ins.
 
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I am running Homebridge on a Mac Mini Pro 4 as well. For years before without issues on an iMac. Absolutely essential if you turn Homekit into something useful. Get some delay or dummy switch plug ins.
I had just read a lot of things that recommended putting Homebridge on a separate device for a variety of reasons, but I don’t think it’ll be a problem for me either.
 
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