I remember you mentioned that you couldn't make working some SPI displays and don't want to spend too much time on that. The same story hereMy assumption is that more and more DSI displays will emerge (i.e. Adafruit seems to be working on some as they have commited some DSI driver code), either native ones or such using a bridge chip.]I'll also stop using the Official 7" DSI display as it doesn't provide a square pixel (circle looks like oval)
that's because the pixel shape is rectangular and square.
Why do you need to hardcode the display type into your image? Stops people - like me i.e. - from using them.
And the same story with Adafruit SPI display. I was able to make it working partly. But not with Pygame:
https://github.com/adafruit/Raspberry-P ... issues/264
I'm not sure I got your point about pixel shape. If it's not square you will never get a right circle shape using a native/hardware resolution.
Using disk images created for a specific display simplifies the installation process a lot. There is also the way to install everything manually. I provide a wiki page for that as well.
Statistics: Posted by peppy.player — Tue Jan 16, 2024 7:29 am