onixos-tv-edition

OnixOS image build
Profile: onixos-tv-edition
Version: dev-698079aaac7d

Login information
- oltv (password hashes are never included)
- root (password is empty) (password hashes are never included)

Notes from README.md
# OnixOS TV Edition

OnixOS TV is an embedded, profile-based TV image derived from the `core`
profile and configured around [Plasma Bigscreen](https://plasma-bigscreen.org/).
It boots the Plasma Bigscreen session automatically and includes Kodi, VLC,
hardware-accelerated Raspberry Pi media packages, DVD/CD tools, music players,
streaming tools, and media authoring utilities.

The build publishes raw, directly writable disk images, not an ISO. For
`x86_64` it creates separate UEFI/GRUB and legacy-BIOS/GRUB images. The
`aarch64` artifact uses UEFI/GRUB and is intended for 64-bit Raspberry Pi
firmware.

The published names are stable and contain no build timestamp:

```text
onixos-tv-edition-x86_64-uefi.img
onixos-tv-edition-x86_64-legacy.img
onixos-tv-edition-aarch64-raspberry-pi.img
```

Build targets are selected by `ARCH`:

```text
ARCH=x86_64
ARCH=aarch64
```

`mkarchiso` is a build-worker dependency only; it is not installed into the
TV image. The profile's public build output is always the raw `.img` file(s)
listed above.

The default Plasma Bigscreen session user is `oltv`. After boot, run
`sudo oltv-config` from a terminal to open the curses-based TV configuration
tool. It manages:

- user name, display name, password and SDDM autologin;
- NetworkManager Wi-Fi and Ethernet DHCP setup;
- optional applications such as Steam, Discord and RetroArch;
- Chromium full-screen web apps for sites such as YouTube or TV+;
- audio, Bluetooth, display and default media-player settings;
- TV tuner detection through V4L-DVB and disk/root filesystem expansion.

The image includes V4L-DVB userspace tools and VLC's DVB plugin. If the
kernel/firmware exposes a tuner under `/dev/dvb` or `/dev/video*`, the tuner
screen reports it and Kodi/VLC can use it. Vendor-specific firmware or
third-party Kodi PVR add-ons remain optional because they depend on the
hardware and service provider.

When the image boots in live mode, `oltv-config` stores the resulting config
under the writable boot partition and `oltv-config-restore.service` restores
it before SDDM starts. An existing persistent config is never replaced by the
profile default.