probably “OLARPY”. a play on words with:
“omarchy”: the distro criticised for just being arch linux with someones dotfiles
“larp”: stands for Live Action Role Playing. Usually used to mean a poser or someone pretending/convinced they are something they’re not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdIUMkXxtHg
I remember watching a video about this topic (sources in the description). The tl;dw of it is:
The content isn’t the (main) problem. Its the format. The infinite scroll + short form content teaches you to be impatient. You could watch a montage of cat vids that cuts every 10 seconds and be fine. But have a tiktok style feed of the same content; having to swipe to see the next thing. You’ll preform worse in cognitive heavy tasks.
Obviously its more nuanced than just this but yea.
I mean, they also were developing usernames five years ago AFAIK. Adding usernames for everyone was the hard, but necessary step they finally managed to do. Only now is it possible to make accounts that are discoverable AND aren’t tethered to phone numbers. I’m assuming with passkeys/TOTP(?)
Sorry I realised I misread your post. It’s strange your keybinds on Linux to change tabs are alt+num? For me, its Ctrl+num… and i think this is the default. The most likely reason is either:
check if the alt/ctrl switch persists outside Firefox.
Try this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ctrl-number-to-switch-tabs/
If it doesnt work, your best option is to either find another extension that does. or bite the bullet and configure a key remapper like keyd and make a “layer” to toggle the bind alt+(num) to ctrl+(num).
Shoutout to that guy who complained about people not answering your question, only to not answer the question!
Anyways, to answer your question. NO, you cannot install another OS onto your smart TV, much like a PlayStation and XBOX will always use a proprietary launcher (unless you know what you’re doing and are very willing to tinker).
The solutions you have are as follows:
Keep using your smart TV, but forget and disconnect all WiFi. If possible, remove the WiFi hardware. Then connect a computer running Linux to the display input of the TV. Use this for all WiFi related stuff. (Or get an old, non-smartTV, but good luck!)
If you truly want to go full schizo and avoid any and all potential telemetry. Based on ur usecase, you do not use TV functionality; you only need a big display. You can get a large monitor or “Commercial Signage Display”. These often dont come with WiFi hardware at all. Then simply connect ur Linux computer like you would an android TV.
I’d recommend KDE plasma “big picture mode” as your desktop env. But Its still in development so YMMV.