SelenaCore Update: Enhanced Legacy System Support and Streamlined Voice Engine Setup

In our latest update, we are focusing on the stability and accessibility of the SelenaCore ecosystem. We understand that not every user is running the latest operating system, which is why we have introduced a significant enhancement to our installation script.

The primary highlight is the introduction of a 'uv fallback' mechanism for our native Piper Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine. As implemented in commit 16e6150, this feature ensures that even on End-of-Life (EOL) or legacy Linux distributions, the voice engine can be deployed reliably using modern Python tooling. This guarantees that our advanced AI voice features remain available to a wider range of hardware and software configurations without requiring complex manual upgrades.

Additionally, we have refined the installation logic to prevent potential service conflicts and deployment errors. In commit 0ea6bc4, we improved how the system handles background services by removing redundant file copies and eliminating unnecessary environment variables. This 'cleanup' ensures a leaner installation process and reduces the risk of configuration errors that could affect system performance.

These technical refinements are part of our ongoing commitment to making SelenaCore a 'plug-and-play' solution for smart environments. By ensuring compatibility across various system versions, we are protecting your investment in hardware and providing a smoother user experience. For more detailed technical information, please refer to our documentation.