Not aware of any way to install something directly to your TV. But a used mini PC with a Flirc USB receiver could run:

https://plasma-bigscreen.org/

https://osmc.tv/

https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv

I haven’t heard of it either. Looks like it maybe has additional features built on top of Aurora Store. At first glance, App Lounge seems very unintuitive to install. I think I’ll stick with Aurora Store for now.

I agree. I ordered mine the day preorders went live. Waited all the time for it to arrive and was underwhelmed as well. No info on when the cool interface will be available. I asked to split my SuperDock order, assuming it wouldn’t take much longer, and I STILL don’t have it. I think my SS1 arrived in February.

Also, my SD card got randomly corrupted somehow and the SS1 just wouldn’t boot. I grabbed a different SD card and flashed it. The instructions for this are not great - documentation is poor in general. They’re probably focusing on mass production instead of software dev, but the lack of regular (and meaningful) updates makes this purchase hard to recommend. Hopefully they keep working on it and it gets better.

Edit: Also, they need to pick a platform. I only use Lemmy but for some reason I need to check YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, and Discord to maybe find a post about what’s going on. Then there are also the email newsletter and shipping dashboard on their website.

I guess I may not. Been using uBO and will have to see how it is when it’s gone.

Work forces Edge. Cannot install other browsers. I already have AdGuard Home running on my network. What else can I do?

I recently switched to BasicSync as well. I had Syncthing-Fork from the F-Droid. Then I switched to the Play Store version. For whatever reason, it wouldn’t keep connection to my server. BasicSync is always able to reconnect and I was easily able to reuse my previous Syncthing-Fork config.

Can confirm. I’ve played the first one on Steam Deck and it plays great. The new launcher is super easy to use as well.

That may be true. But I’m still optimistic about the Motorola partnership. Hopefully it’ll fill a gap in the market to provide a prebuilt phone with less spyware. Maybe it’ll even start a trend with other manufacturers. https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at-mwc-2026/