LG OLED 55-inch

I've got a 65" LG C2 OLED TV (from 2022) that I hacked with https://rootmy.tv shortly after I purchased it (and before LG updated the firmware to prevent the hack). It seems pretty safe. When it's on, I can ssh into it. When it's off, it doesn't reply to ICMP pings, and doesn't appear to be using much power. I guess the newer LG TVs have gone to shit.

For what it is worth, I just replaced a Samsung 65” from 2019 (QLED) with a new LG 77” OLED and was really blown away with the massive difference in the picture quality. The living room is full of windows, so the room is really sunny. Even at noon the pictures quality is great and easy to see. TV cost $2700 at Costco. The 2019 Samsung will get rotate into my office replacing a 2016 Samsung that crappy software for ARC was so buggy that it did not even work will with the Samsung sound-bar (having to unplug the TV once every 3-4 power on to allow it to work again).

I don't know, man. I've got a brand new 48 inch LG oled smart TV. Never connected it to internet. I hook-up a shield TV on it. Boot time is 5 seconds and goes directly to the shield TV. I have no idea what the actual tv os looks like. Never had a single issue, it just act as a dumb monitor would.

As much screen area as possible. High refresh rate, good color. Yes, for programming. I have a 55” LG CX 120Hz 4K OLED TV as my monitor now. Space for everything: Code, more code, documentation, filesystem, browser, notes. Tweak everything for low latency. Example: Switch IntelliJ to the ZGC garbage collector. Give it extra RAM. Have a fast GPU. Yes, just for throwing windows around. Fast CPU with lots of cores. Tuned low-latency high-bandwidth RAM. One big SSD RAID for everything. Get the computer up to the speed of thought. Automatic tiling window managers. Amethyst is good on macOS. Organization: Workflowy, notes on paper.