@thatbrickster @comradeagle Well given that you can install alternative OSes on Android phones I assume that it is possible to do so on Smart-TVs. Otherwise, your best bet is to wait for some company like Purism to make an open-source Smart-TV that let's you install any compatible OS.
@thatbrickster @comradeagle Ubuntu used to have a variant for Smart-TVs and home theater PCs called Mythbuntu. There is also LinuxMCE which is designed for home-theater PCs, but there is probably a way to get it working on Smart TVs.
@comradeagle @thatbrickster Well, it's already a standard. It is near impossible to find a dumb TV these days unless you get it used. You are better off getting a projector.
@thatbrickster @comradeagle I think there are alternative OSes you can install.
I wrote a small web page after I de-Google'ed my life. I haven't posted it in a while:
@nerdman @coolboymew How were your parents able to feed you when you were an infant?
@nerdman @coolboymew I guess you don't like gravy in your mash potatoes then.
@mewmew "don't use sql just use flatfiles"