Kaloyan DanchevandClaude Opus 4.6
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Navigation: arrow keys now always navigate the card grid (removed left/right value adjustment from Range/Climate cards). Scroll wheel on the Magic Remote adjusts range values instead. Cards: 4-column layout with taller (160px) cards. Each card shows a fill bar proportional to its value — brightness for lights, target temperature for climate, volume for media. State-based accent colors (warm yellow for lights, orange/red for heating, blue for cooling, purple for media playback). New card type: Media (media_player) — shows artist, track title, volume fill, and album art placeholder. OK toggles play/pause, scroll wheel adjusts volume. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Luma Home
Fork of Luma — a native launcher for rooted LG webOS TVs — with a Home Assistant integration tab and webOS 5/6 Home button support.
What's different from upstream
- Home Assistant tab — a fourth nav tab ("Home") with glass cards for controlling HA entities (lights, climate, scenes, vacuum, etc.) directly from the TV remote
- webOS 5/6 Home trampoline — bind-mount overlay that redirects the Home button to Luma on older webOS versions (see
trampoline/) - Settings app theme — transparent overlay for the webOS Settings app (see
settings-theme/)
Structure
| Directory | What |
|---|---|
src/ |
Rust source (SDL2 + OpenGL ES 2 renderer) |
assets/ |
Generated artwork, fonts, wallpapers |
ha-home/ |
HA tab config schema and default config |
trampoline/ |
webOS 5/6 Home button redirect (boot hook, watcher, overlay) |
settings-theme/ |
Transparent Settings app theme |
Building
See development.md for the full build guide. Quick summary:
nix develop # enter the dev shell with cross-compilation toolchain
pnpm install # install JS tooling for asset generation
pnpm assets # generate native artwork
cargo build --release --features webos --target armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabi
Target TV
- LG 65NANO813PA, webOS 6.5.3-47
- Rooted via Homebrew Channel v0.7.3
- Luma installed as
com.ecklf.luma
License
Upstream Luma is MIT licensed. See license file.