Hot take: Industry should abandon HDMI. DisplayPort is better in every single case (licensing, bandwidth, physical connection). Every single time I need to use HDMI, I have some kind of issue. One of my monitors is connected using HDMI and I had to add aliases to my shell called "fucking-lg-on" and "fucking-lg-off" that writes values to i2c device (DDC) to tell the monitor to suspend. Otherwise when kscreenlocker sends DPMS standby, monitor keeps disconnecting and re-connecting itself which sooner or later crashes my wayland session.... and that's just one example. I've had issues with HDMI as far back as I can remember (likely circa 2014 when I finally could afford swapping burnt-out CRT from 1999 with 1080p LCD monitor). DisplayPort however? Zero, nada. Then of course there's HDMI Forum which I personally hate with burning passion (for obvious reasons). I genuinely wonder *why* manufacturers of monitors and TVs stick with HDMI when DP is superior in every single way.
Does anyone know of PiPico alternative that has native 1.8V I/O? AMD SoCs seem to only have 1.8V GPIO, so I need an alternative that I can hook up to UART/SPI connected to Phoenix SoC (Ryzen 7 7840HS). I could use a pico and level shifters, but I would like to avoid *that* level of jank, given I'll be sticking this into a laptop that I'll carry around. Any ideas? :akko_thonk: