I wound want with: no operating system, no HDMI, no internet, no transmit, no OSD (a simple segmented display or lights could indicate mode/input selection, if

I wound want with: no operating system, no HDMI, no internet, no transmit, no OSD (a simple segmented display or lights could indicate mode/input selection, if needed). Input can be composite, component, VGA, Digi-RGB, etc. I should put my own computer, which can be used to provide such functions as captions, volume, picture setting, etc. I should want a remote control that has numbers on it (which can be used with the computer to control the TV-oriented functions). Is there possibility to disassemble the TV set to get the display and then connect that to your own equipment, somehow, if you do not want all of the other functions? One comment in the linked article says: > A panel with a bunch of inputs should not need firmware updates. Personally, I’d go simpler: one input (HDMI or DisplayPort), no remote, automatically turns on and off depending on signal availability. Maybe with a knob for brightness. That could work, but I don't like HDMI; other than that it looks like a good idea. (My idea is Digi-RGB, which I had written the specification; I think is much better than HDMI)