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How to turn a Smart TV into an "almost" full-fledged Linux workstation

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How to turn a Smart TV into an "almost" full-fledged Linux workstation

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

Motivation and thoughts After owning the TV for six months, I figured out exactly what I...

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Here I was hoping they had rooted it and installed their own Linux in it, and instead they just installed a Terminal and some tools on the Android OS that the things runs.

This is as much Linux as installing Cygwin in Windows is Linux.

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