What's in it
Five open-source projects for LG webOS TVs, each with a title card and its standout features. The four TV apps install from one Homebrew Channel repository, https://ohmybahgosh.dev/repo. Here's everything the video shows, chapter by chapter.
TiviBro 0:04
- The guide is the home screen. Preview in the window, OK again for fullscreen.
- Xtream Codes or M3U. Runs on the TV itself, webOS 4 and newer.
- Edit on your computer or phone. Hide, sort and rename hundreds of channels, then Send to TV. The TV picks it up in seconds.
- Set up from your phone. Scan the code on the first screen and type your login with a real keyboard.
- A remote in your pocket. The Android app: Play on TV, volume, My media, and Turn on over the network.
- Catch-up, My teams, My media and search. Rewind the guide, your teams' games from every channel, DLNA, WebDAV and Dropbox, and one search across everything.
LG-USB-2-ETH0 0:44
- eth0, not eth1. Apps and settings see a wired link. Streaming apps like Paramount+ refuse to play over eth1.
- Set and forget. Runs at every boot, follows plug and unplug, with Wi-Fi as a backup.
- Speed. About 95 Mbit/s built in, 280 over USB, measured with the app's own speed test.
- Drivers. Hundreds of drivers built for LG's kernels. It finds, checks and loads the one for your TV.
Entware 1:07
- Packages. 1,100+ packages in plain categories, each with its own page.
- Shell. A real bash shell over SSH, plus ent and tv commands.
- Add-ons. 25 one-press add-ons: Tailscale, Samba, File Browser, Syncthing and more.
- Phone dashboard. Manage add-ons and passwords from your phone.
SSH Doctor 1:28
- Check. Finds out why SSH stopped working. Runs through the Homebrew Channel, so it works when SSH doesn't.
- Repair. One button per fix, each with a backup and an undo.
- Pairing code. Add your computer's key with a short code.
- Your password. Set root's password from your phone, hashed first.
Luna Atlas 1:49
- The catalog. Every luna-send method, across 501 services.
- Every method. Parameters, access level and a ready-to-run command. Search it, filter it, link to it.