I’m going to Linux because I have an older i5 (I think 5th or 7th gen?) which isn’t compatible.

I only really kept Windows for gaming but Valve has put a lot of effort into making Linux gaming more accessible and I’m willing to try it out now

I only use my desktop for gaming now but it’s old and won’t run Win11. I’m going for a SteamOS general release then I’ll just drop windows on there altogether

That was the purpose of MirrorLink, but I think it’s dead now. I only ever saw Volkswagen support it.

If you’ve got a webOS TV then the official client was updated to support more versions recently. Check again in the content store and see if you’re in luck.

If not, then (with a bit of faffing around) you can enable developer mode and sideload the IPK.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-webos

But on the plus side, this idiot is 34.76 billion poorer

We know of them and are working on making them more efficient

Source

PC with 2 NICs would solve this surely? 1 port to the building for Internet, the other to your offline router which connects to your headset wirelessly