I just purchased a displaylink USB 3 based device; reading the forums I didn't pickup the difference between USB 2.0 being supported and USB 3.0 not being supported. This is nonsense. Content protection on the monitor, I don't care about being able to use protected content; I'd like to just be able to use the monitor I paid for. But no.

I think you should support Linux with USB 3.0 devices to use non-DRM content.

Windows 10 gets released at the end of July. I am already using the Tech Review. There will be a big need and demand for a product like your to compatible with Windows 10 - even right now with those of us that have switched ove.

Currently unsupported / broken in DisplayLink on Linux:

- Display mirroring
- Display scaling
- Display rotation

This really limits what you can actually do with DisplayLink on Linux - i.e. you can only currently have an extended display activated with no scaling or rotation. You can't even use only the DisplayLink connected display on its own.

Displaylink does not seem to work with wayland yet, which is starting to be the standard, replacing Xorg, on linux soon:

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/WaylandByDefault
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayland_(display_server_protocol)

Would be great if you could also support wayland!

Bug report (Yosemite)

When I move a window from a monitor to "between" two monitors,

Ver 2.3 to be invisible "destination side" window
Ver 2.4b1 to be invisible "source side" window

This is serious bug, so please improve at once.

Ubuntu 17.04 is not supported. I'm using a Dell D6000 docking station.
Network and USBs work, but headphones, monitors don't.

Also the current release cannot be installed without disabling Secure Boot.

ChromeOS Support For Samsung XE503C Chromebooks

I have a laptop connected with an external monitor through a USB dock. It seems that DisplayLink does not support LUT as the ICC profile creation software (XRite i1Profiler) cannot complete the ICC profile creation for the secondary monitor connected through the USB Dock. The software works fine if I connect the monitor directly to the laptop HDMI port.

Android support for Lenovo and Anker USB-C hubs, such as the Lenovo C107 and Anker A8342.

How about you including a phone number so we can call you?

When windows 10 with 7.9M3 on a yoga 900 goes to sleep and is connected to the dock, it doesn't come back.

Also, if I unplug the dock when the laptop sleeps, when I wake it up nothing works anymore.

Displaylink stopped working on the new 4.9 kernel because the EVDI kernel module does not compile.

There is a new release that supports kernel 4.9 and 4.10 of the EVDI library https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/releases/tag/v1.3.43.
Please also update the install file.

Examine why we need to re-install the drivers for displaylink for every patch or update to Windows 10.

After Windows 7 Security-Update from today (2018-01-05) the Display-Link-Manager don't work anymore and found no devices...

Better Linux support, a direct driver for X11 and support ARM devices and not crypted logs.

I found after windows recent update, my excel 2013 always crashed just after open when i use display link. if I don't use displaylink device, then the excel will be ok.

I have a machine with an integrated display adapter and a PCI adapter running Windows 10. The integrated controller is not supported by Windows 10 and I have disabled it using device manager (I don't have an option to disable it in BIOS). When I attempt to install the DisplayLink core software, it re-enables the disabled adapter and then tells me it cannot install the software because there are no drivers for the adapter that I had disabled.

Redh at7/Centos7 support!!!! The enterprise distro. Not some toy/play useless OS like ubuntu which is unusable in enterprise

In windows 7 drivers, allow to not display the Display link icon in the icon tray. This could be done with a simple check box

For DL-3xxx and DL-5xxx devices especially.

This is already working for MacOS but not working for Windows (as mentioned in DisplayLink KB 544870) and Linux.

This will allow multiple DisplayLinks to be used on single VM hosts behaving like thin clients, which is an enormous user base and thus market potential.