Didn’t you answer your own question? You need a windows vm, so install windows in a vm and connect your TV to it.
You might need to do a gpu passthrough for the hdmi cable to reach the windows vm video out.
Also, fair warning, controlling Netflix in a browser is probably impossible with your TV remote, so you’d need a mouse and keyboard. An android/google-TV box like the nvidia shield is much more user friendly in that regard.
The computers in star trek have no real intelligence, everything needs user input. I mean, their weapons don’t even auto aim.
Ah FINALLY there is a good fork. FreeCAD exists now for like 15 years, but almost no one uses it because the ui absolutely sucks. And the worst part is, the maintainers know it but they refuse to change it because they think they’re geniuses and everyone else should conform to their twisted vision of cad ui instead of following the standard of literally every other cad program out there.
I think that bottom image is when you press the more information button (3 dots). It’s the same with light dimmers and thermostats, you get more info and a different card.
I wish that style was also available just in the dashboard and not hidden behind buttons.
I dislike Discovery because it focuses on one main character instead of the entire crew.