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1. Make the Linux driver open source and get it into the kernel

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   David supported this idea  ·  11 March, 2017

2. Linux wayland support

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   9 comments  ·  DisplayLink Feature Suggestions  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  delete…  ·  Admin →
   Gathering Feedback  ·  AdminWim (Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

   To work with Wayland, EVDI lacks GBM. For anyone that would be willing to have a go and develop a GBM backend, here’s how it was already implemented for Chrome OS in their minigbm: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform/minigbm/+/master/evdi.c

   David supported this idea  ·  12 February, 2017

3. Support linux with nvidia/amd drivers

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   Gathering Feedback  ·  AdminWim (Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

   This is on the backlog of Linux work, but is possible to be addressed by the community.

   It is possible the issue could be fixed with changes to the EVDI driver, which is an open source component available on github here:

   https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi

   David supported this idea  ·  12 February, 2017

4. Support f.lux on Windows

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   planned  ·  AdminAlban Rampon (USB Docking Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

   f.lux latest releases have enabled support for DisplayLink indirect displays (Windows 10)
   You can download f.lux from https://justgetflux.com/

   For the few wanted to do real monitor calibration, please contact technical_enquiries@displaylink.com to discuss how to enable this on your particular configuration.

   David commented  ·  05 August, 2016  ·  delete…

   Please support macOS with this feature as well. I want all my monitors, plugged into my Dell D3100 to support flux like they do when plugged in via displayport adapters.