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Christo

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I am considering to by a LG smart TV with WebOS.

I could not find any information - neither with search engines nor with forum search -

whether I could connect from my PC to an LG-TV via SSH and use the TV

as a graphical X-terminal.

For optimal  performance I assume that x2go would be optimal.

Unless this is already available, I would ask you to put this on your to-do-list.

Many thanks 

 

Christoph

 

 

 

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As far as I know you can not use an LG smart TV as a graphical X-terminal. You can use DNLA, or screen sharing or use a HDMI cable.

Furthermore, there are no LG employees here to deliver a to-do-list. This is a user to user support forum like it says on the top of the page:

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