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  1. ARM linux support

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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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    Adam Morris commented  · 

    I would appreciate ARM Linux support not just for the raspberry pi but for the many other devices out there.

  2. Redhat CentOS Support for Enterprise

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    Adam Morris commented  · 

    We use both RedHat and Ubuntu in the Enterprise.

    Without disparaging either one it would be nice to have both supported.

    Equally more hardware platforms would also be nice. We have X86, ARM and Power8 platforms running Linux.

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