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gavinlyonsrepo/Display_Lib_RPI

A C++ Library for Linux based single board computers ( sbc ) to drive electronic displays. Developed and tested on Raspberry pi (5, 4 & 3).

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Language
C++
License
MIT
Default branch
main
Created
2021-05-04
First commit
2021-05-05
Last pushed
2026-07-08
GitHub updated
2026-10-12
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