LCD4Linux grabs data from the kernel and subsystems and shows it on an external LCD. It is a small software program.
LCD4Linux is a software program that allows users to display information from the kernel and subsystems on an external liquid crystal display. This latest release has several updates and new features that improve the user experience.
One of the most anticipated features is the return of GPO's. Additionally, this release includes several new drivers such as WincorNixdorf, LPH7508, Crystalfontz CF635, LUIse, LCD2USB, LEDMatrix, USBHUB, Logitech G-15, picoLCD, and Electronic Assembly. The current drivers have also been updated, including TREFON, Crystalfontz, BWCT, LCD-Linux, serdisplib, M50530, and T6963.
Users can now enjoy new widgets like Image, Timer, Keypad, and GPO, as well as new plugins for file, mpd, string::strupper(), KVV, and iconv. Most widgets now have dynamic properties evaluated at runtime, providing a more efficient user experience.
Other features in this release include bold fonts for graphic displays, Layers, and a graphic subsystem changed to full-color RGBA. Users can also benefit from the HD44780 power supply from parport and many minor fixes and enhancements. Overall, this latest release of LCD4Linux is a must-have for those looking to improve their display experience.
One of the most anticipated features is the return of GPO's. Additionally, this release includes several new drivers such as WincorNixdorf, LPH7508, Crystalfontz CF635, LUIse, LCD2USB, LEDMatrix, USBHUB, Logitech G-15, picoLCD, and Electronic Assembly. The current drivers have also been updated, including TREFON, Crystalfontz, BWCT, LCD-Linux, serdisplib, M50530, and T6963.
Users can now enjoy new widgets like Image, Timer, Keypad, and GPO, as well as new plugins for file, mpd, string::strupper(), KVV, and iconv. Most widgets now have dynamic properties evaluated at runtime, providing a more efficient user experience.
Other features in this release include bold fonts for graphic displays, Layers, and a graphic subsystem changed to full-color RGBA. Users can also benefit from the HD44780 power supply from parport and many minor fixes and enhancements. Overall, this latest release of LCD4Linux is a must-have for those looking to improve their display experience.
What's New
Version 0.10.1 RC1: N/A