The modified operating system combines an open-source Android distribution with specific adaptations for television devices. It provides an alternative software environment for smart TVs, set-top boxes, and other devices intended for displaying media content on larger screens. This customized system offers a distinct user experience compared to stock Android TV distributions.
This software modification allows users to circumvent manufacturer-imposed limitations, gain root access, and install applications not available through official channels. The availability of regular updates and community-driven support are often cited as significant advantages. Furthermore, its origins trace back to community efforts to maintain and improve upon discontinued or unsupported Android versions for various hardware platforms, including television platforms.
