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1. matlab on Mac won't boot up if I use display link dock station

   Matlab stuck on the initial page and freeze, unless I unplug the station and re-open Matlab. Basically if station is plugged in then Matlab won't boot up.

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2. Close out old tickets in this feature suggestion portal; merge duplicates

   There seem to be some old open requests from previous years that are still open. It'd be great to see those archived so folks can focus their votes/points on valid entries.

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3. Please review link for Ubuntu users in forum thread

   Please review advices for Ubuntu users in thread
   https://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?t=67148
   cuz download link for patched xorg server is broken.

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4. Ubuntu 24.04 - Impliment DDC/CI - Wayland

   Please impliment DDC/CI or whatever to be able to control the screen brightness for ubuntu machines as it renders the dock unless for someone working from home in the evening and activly wants to not burn their eyes. Its not practival at all to reset the brighness with the monitors , especially 3 + displays.

   Come one, windows has this

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5. Add displaylink support for the Caldigit ts4 dock

   Add displaylink support for the Caldigit ts4 dock

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6. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR DRIVERS!

   UPDATE YOUR SOFTWARE FOR UBUNTU 24.04!!! DEPENDENCIES ARE TOO OLD!!!! THIS IS PATHETIC FOR A DEVICE THAT COSTS 20X MORE THAN COMPETITION

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7. Enhance Installer Compatibility with Automated MDM Deployments

   In enterprise environments utilizing MDM solutions like Jamf Pro for macOS device management, software installations often occur during automated workflows such as PreStage enrollment. These installations run in a root context without an active user session. 

   Currently, the DisplayLink Manager installer includes a post-installation script that attempts to launch the application using:

   currentuser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f %Su /dev/console)
   launchctl asuser $(/usr/bin/id -u "$currentuser") /usr/bin/open "/Applications/DisplayLink Manager.app"

   This approach fails when no user is logged in, leading to installation errors in automated deployment scenarios.

   Proposed Enhancement:

   Modify the post-installation script to check for an active user session before attempting to launch the application. For example:

   currentuser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f %Su /dev/console)
   if [[ "$currentuser" != "root" && -n "$currentuser" ]]; then
   launchctl asuser $(/usr/bin/id -u "$currentuser") /usr/bin/open "/Applications/DisplayLink Manager.app"
   else
   echo "No active user session detected; skipping application launch."
   fi

   Implementing this check would prevent installation failures during automated deployments and improve compatibility with MDM-managed environments.

   In enterprise environments utilizing MDM solutions like Jamf Pro for macOS device management, software installations often occur during automated workflows such as PreStage enrollment. These installations run in a root context without an active user session. 

   Currently, the DisplayLink Manager installer includes a post-installation script that attempts to launch the application using:

   currentuser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f %Su /dev/console)
   launchctl asuser $(/usr/bin/id -u "$currentuser") /usr/bin/open "/Applications/DisplayLink Manager.app"

   This approach fails when no user is logged in, leading to installation errors in automated deployment scenarios.

   Proposed Enhancement:

   Modify the post-installation script to check for an active user session before attempting to… more

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8. HDMI Not Working After macOS 15.5 (24F74) Update – Samsung Odyssey G9 + DisplayLink

   HDMI Not Working After macOS 15.5 (24F74) Update + DisplayLink

   Just wanted to share and escalate an issue we're seeing post-update to macOS 15.5 (Build 24F74). On an M3 Max MacBook Pro (2023), HDMI output via DisplayLink completely stopped working after the OS update.

   Setup:
   macOS 15.5 (Sequoia)
   MacBook Pro M3 Max (2023, 36GB RAM)
   Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9
   DisplayPort (left side) + HDMI (right side, DisplayLink)
   DisplayLink Manager (latest version as of posting)

   Behavior:
   DisplayPort still functions
   HDMI input via DisplayLink shows no signal
   Reinstalling DisplayLink Manager, verifying permissions (Screen Recording, Accessibility, etc.), restarting, and switching cables/ports all failed to resolve it
   Turning off PBP and switching to DisplayPort-only works temporarily but loses the dual-input screen real estate

   We’ve seen other scattered reports with 15.5 + DisplayLink but nothing official yet. This is affecting a critical user and we’d appreciate confirmation from others if this is replicable. DisplayLinkSupport can you confirm if this is a known issue and if a fix is on the roadmap?

   Happy to provide logs or assist in testing a beta driver if needed.

   Thanks in advance.

   HDMI Not Working After macOS 15.5 (24F74) Update + DisplayLink

   Just wanted to share and escalate an issue we're seeing post-update to macOS 15.5 (Build 24F74). On an M3 Max MacBook Pro (2023), HDMI output via DisplayLink completely stopped working after the OS update.

   Setup:
   macOS 15.5 (Sequoia)
   MacBook Pro M3 Max (2023, 36GB RAM)
   Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9
   DisplayPort (left side) + HDMI (right side, DisplayLink)
   DisplayLink Manager (latest version as of posting)

   Behavior:
   DisplayPort still functions
   HDMI input via DisplayLink shows no signal
   Reinstalling DisplayLink Manager, verifying permissions (Screen Recording, Accessibility, etc.), restarting, and switching cables/ports all… more

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9. Geometry Dash Lite vs. Geometry Dash Full Version: What’s Different?

   In Geometry Dash Lite, customization options are limited, with only a few icons and colors available. The full version expands this significantly, offering more ways to personalize your cube, ship, and other forms. It also introduces a level editor, daily challenges, achievements, and user-created levels, which greatly extend replayability.

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10. Oh My Geez

    Stay connected with Oh My Geez to discover simple stories that inspire, teach, and entertain. It’s the home of good vibes, easy reads, and everyday positivity.

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11. level devil

    The Anti-Game Design Manifesto: How Minimalism Enhances Cruelty
    This post focuses on the game's aesthetic and mechanical choices, arguing that its simple presentation is crucial to the success of its elaborate traps.

    Target Audience
    Game designers, art critics, and fans of minimalist games.

    Core Thesis
    By using minimalist pixel graphics and a simple ruleset (move, jump, door), Level Devil strips away unnecessary visual noise, forcing the player's focus onto the layout, which is where the betrayal is hidden. level devil

    Suggested Structure
    The Simplicity Trap: Start with the initial impression: a generic, simple 2D platformer. Discuss how this familiar aesthetic lowers the player’s guard and contrasts sharply with the chaos that follows.

    Aesthetics of Deception: Analyze the visual design. Why are the spikes so clearly visible, yet the traps often hidden? The game relies on the player's tendency to focus on obvious threats while ignoring subtle cues.

    The Rule Breakers: Dedicate sections to analyzing mechanical subversion:

    The Door: It's supposed to be the universal symbol of safety, but here it might move, disappear, or kill you.

    The Controls: The moments where controls invert or force constant jumping are pure mechanical chaos designed to break player muscle memory.

    The Camera: Subtle shifts or sudden movements designed to throw off a precise jump.

    The Anti-Game Design Manifesto: How Minimalism Enhances Cruelty
    This post focuses on the game's aesthetic and mechanical choices, arguing that its simple presentation is crucial to the success of its elaborate traps.

    Target Audience
    Game designers, art critics, and fans of minimalist games.

    Core Thesis
    By using minimalist pixel graphics and a simple ruleset (move, jump, door), Level Devil strips away unnecessary visual noise, forcing the player's focus onto the layout, which is where the betrayal is hidden. level devil

    Suggested Structure
    The Simplicity Trap: Start with the initial impression: a generic, simple 2D platformer. Discuss how this familiar aesthetic… more

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12. The Gauntlet of Gaia

    A brutal, high-speed, last-person-standing race across a procedurally generated, collapsing planet where players must balance speed, survival crafting, and tactical sabotage to reach the final, shrinking extraction zone.
    Setting and Lore: The Shattered World
    The World (Aethel): A planet undergoing a catastrophic, accelerated "Terra-Collapse." The environment is volatile, with zones randomly cycling between extreme weather (Blizzards, Acid Rain, Volcanic Eruptions, Toxic Fog).

    The Race (The Zenith Run): An annual, globally broadcast event organized by "The Consortium," a wealthy organization that profits from the planet's remaining resources. The winner earns safe passage and a lifetime of luxury on an orbiting space station. Everyone else is left behind.

    The Goal: Be the first (or last person standing) to reach the Zenith Gate, an evacuation ship that lands in a randomized, rapidly closing safe zone at the end of the race.

    1. Core Gameplay Loop The game is a fixed-duration match (e.g., 20-30 minutes) where the primary loop involves:

    Race/Navigation: Use a map/compass to navigate toward the final objective, which is constantly shifting based on environmental threats. Survival Race

    Survival: Manage three meters: Health, Stamina, and Exposure (a meter affected by heat, cold, or toxicity). Failure to manage Exposure leads to accelerated health drain.

    Scavenge & Craft: Quickly harvest resources (wood, metal, rare compounds) to craft essential gear:

    Mobility: Temporary boosts, crude vehicles, ziplines.

    Protection: Insulated clothing, gas masks, radiation shields.

    Weapons/Traps: Basic melee, tripwires, noise lures.

    Confrontation (PvPvE): Engage rival racers or fight off aggressive, mutated wildlife (PvE) that are drawn to noise and light.

    A brutal, high-speed, last-person-standing race across a procedurally generated, collapsing planet where players must balance speed, survival crafting, and tactical sabotage to reach the final, shrinking extraction zone.
    Setting and Lore: The Shattered World
    The World (Aethel): A planet undergoing a catastrophic, accelerated "Terra-Collapse." The environment is volatile, with zones randomly cycling between extreme weather (Blizzards, Acid Rain, Volcanic Eruptions, Toxic Fog).

    The Race (The Zenith Run): An annual, globally broadcast event organized by "The Consortium," a wealthy organization that profits from the planet's remaining resources. The winner earns safe passage and a lifetime of luxury on an orbiting space… more

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13. Choose macOS, Linux or Windows to challenge your creative design skills

    Soccer Random is a visually appealing and dramatic soccer simulation game in which you can play competitive two-player matches. The game's unique feature is its simple but addictive action, which focuses on managing the ball (dribble) and scoring beautiful goals to defeat all opponents. Whether you're a beginner or an expert player, soccer random promises to provide relaxing but exciting enjoyment. Experience it today and reach the pinnacle of tiny soccer!

    The purpose of Soccer Random is straightforward: score 5 points first to win the match. This is a race of speed and skill, and you must respond swiftly to the match's developments. The game's two-player structure encourages the sense of competitiveness, making each goal incredibly meaningful. Concentrate on dribbling, shooting accurately, and seizing every opportunity to get ahead. Winning is more than just getting points; it also confirms your superb soccer talents.

    Soccer Random is a visually appealing and dramatic soccer simulation game in which you can play competitive two-player matches. The game's unique feature is its simple but addictive action, which focuses on managing the ball (dribble) and scoring beautiful goals to defeat all opponents. Whether you're a beginner or an expert player, soccer random promises to provide relaxing but exciting enjoyment. Experience it today and reach the pinnacle of tiny soccer!

    The purpose of Soccer Random is straightforward: score 5 points first to win the match. This is a race of speed and skill, and you must respond swiftly to… more

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14. Is there a way to decompress DisplayLink data on another device?

    I would love to be able to forward raw DisplayLink data to another device (running a host OS like Linux/Windows) and decode that data on the device for a live PiP sort-of display. This could enable devices that allow hosting other devices' displays on one single master device. I am a hobbyist looking to create a proof-of-concept device that allows me to control another device from mine. (Focusing on high-ish performance and not using existing tech like Wireless transmission, or other non-native solutions) DisplayLink seems like a perfect candidate currently, since the data is compressed and forwarded to a SoC that does decompression. But I would like another User Computer to do the decompression instead, and display the result directly within that computer.

    I would love to be able to forward raw DisplayLink data to another device (running a host OS like Linux/Windows) and decode that data on the device for a live PiP sort-of display. This could enable devices that allow hosting other devices' displays on one single master device. I am a hobbyist looking to create a proof-of-concept device that allows me to control another device from mine. (Focusing on high-ish performance and not using existing tech like Wireless transmission, or other non-native solutions) DisplayLink seems like a perfect candidate currently, since the data is compressed and forwarded to a SoC… more

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15. Fix the display link ubuntu. When another monitor is plugged in and when at stand alone, monitors turn off and on or the displaylink fails.

    Fix the display link Ubuntu. When another monitor is plugged in and when at stand alone, monitors turn off and on or the display link fails. My laptop is a dell.

    Ubuntu 16.04

    lshw -c video output

    WARNING: you should run this program as super-user.
    *-display
    
    description: VGA compatible controller
    product: 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller
    vendor: Intel Corporation
    physical id: 2
    bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0
    version: 09
    width: 64 bits
    clock: 33MHz
    capabilities: vgacontroller busmaster cap_list rom
    configuration: driver=i915 latency=0
    resources: irq:27 memory:c0000000-c03fffff memory:b0000000-bfffffff ioport:3000(size=64)
    WARNING: output may be incomplete or inaccurate, you should run this program as super-user.

    Fix the display link Ubuntu. When another monitor is plugged in and when at stand alone, monitors turn off and on or the display link fails. My laptop is a dell.

    Ubuntu 16.04

    lshw -c video output

    WARNING: you should run this program as super-user.
    *-display
    
    description: VGA compatible controller
    product: 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller
    vendor: Intel Corporation
    physical id: 2
    bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0
    version: 09
    width: 64 bits
    clock: 33MHz
    capabilities: vgacontroller busmaster cap_list rom
    configuration: driver=i915 latency=0
    resources: irq:27 memory:c0000000-c03fffff memory:b0000000-bfffffff ioport:3000(size=64)
    WARNING: output may be incomplete or inaccurate, you should run this program… more

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16. Android tablet as PC screen

    Add functionality to DisplayLink so that it will permit Android tablet to be screen for PC via i) wireless connection; ii) Without need for docking station.

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17. GUI for status of the ports of the Dock

    A GUI that shows available ports (Video,Sound,USB) and their status.

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18. Implement IOMMU support

    Implement IOMMU Support
    IOMMU is necessary on many libvirt based linux virtual hosts in order to allow guest machines to make use of the host's hardware, such as graphics cards and network cards. In its current state, turning on IOMMU results in Displaylink being unable to communicate with secondary displays, completely negating any benefit from having a displaylink dock.

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19. Start supporting Linux on Lenovo's Thinkpad hardware!

    Lenovo is selling docking solutions for their Thinkpad laptos. These docks have DisplayLink stickers at the button but none of them is working properly with Linux! Deepin Linux (based on Debian) is massively used in China by IT professionals working with Lenovo's Thinkpad hardware. We want at least dual monitor support working with this hardware. At the moment getting this to work is just a big pain in the a**. :-(((((((((((((

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20. Provide sha256 hashes to verify download integrity

    It'd be great to be able to check integrity of the downloaded displaylink drivers before invoking the .run file. Thx

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