I mainly use my Samsung smart monitor as a desktop monitor, so I wanted my HDMI inputs before the apps, without going through the bloated Samsung smart hub screen. That’s what started Prism. Inputs come first by default, but you can customize the order to suit your use. I focused on getting the everyday things working properly: the physical Home button, starting after a cold boot, and switching HDMI inputs. These work on my setup, and app icons are pulled directly from Tizen’s APIs. I also worked through rough edges I ran into while trying arn0 and AeroTizen. I’m sure there are things I’ve missed, but I’ve spent a fair bit of time using and testing it. For the look, I kept it simple and curated around 50 wallpapers from a few Linux distros instead of the usual gradients. Sharing it in case someone finds it useful, or wants to use it as a base for their own version. Check the tested-device details before trying it, and if you get it running on another model, do share how it goes. GitHub: https://github.com/shriram-ethiraj/prism Tested on: Samsung Odyssey G70B (LS28BG702EWXXL)   submitted by   /u/Neon-Spider-Noir [link]   [comments]