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    Gathering Feedback  ·  Wim responded

    EVDI is designed as an open source component to be adapted for different graphics architectures.

    It is possible to already use DisplayLink on some embedded ARM platforms, as complied binaries are available in our distribution. Articles on how to do this on Raspian and Ubuntu MATE are here:

    https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/1883065-using-arm-binaries-on-raspbian-on-raspberry-pi
    https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/1883068-using-arm-binaries-on-ubuntu-mate-on-raspberry-pi

    The logs from the DisplayLink binary component are encrypted to protect IP. This is the same on all OSes for DisplayLink binary components.

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    Watanabe commented  · 

    I have bought a monitor with your product. As a paying customer, I have so many little options to do with this expensive monitor. Why won't you try to be helpful to paying customers? (or customers of customers, whatever it is). Is it that much precious IP that you'd eventually render the end products useless to protect it.

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    Watanabe commented  · 

    > logs from the DisplayLink binary component are encrypted to protect IP

    IP ? I mean what kind of precious secret can be running on DisplayLink or anything. This is not rocket science. did you just invent the world's craziest USB monitor algorithm and extremely powerful players are behind its technology or something?

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