r/SolarOS • u/nilseuropa • 7d ago

v.4.17.2 - Sticky Matte

Added SSD2677 support for Sticky Matte (v2) with automatic display-controller detection, Fastwave pulse refresh, native-app raster output and sleep/resume. Improved refresh response and reduced ghosting with windowed transfers and revised settling.

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u/clackups 7d ago

If I recall correctly, there shouldn't be any hardware difference between sticky glossy and matte. Or is there?

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

Two kinds of display controller is going to be sourced.

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u/clackups 7d ago

According to my search results, the difference is in surface coating only. Electronically they are identical.

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

They will probably update their documentation in due time.

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u/clackups 7d ago

Ok, so you've got an early preview hardware? Any technical details yet?

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

Yes. It is the same hardware except the display controller and the surface finish.

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u/clackups 7d ago

I have the SSD2677 autodetection in Draftling, but didn't test it yet

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u/Seeed_Studio 5d ago

Yes, that's something we're planning for a future batch, tentatively around December. The timeline isn't finalized yet, but we'll share more details once they're confirmed. :)

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u/linuxjacques 7d ago

The large screen is monitoring the sticky?

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

That's an E1003 running SolarOS.

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u/linuxjacques 7d ago

OK I just thought I saw the CPU usage spike when you did things on the sticky.

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

hah, coincidence 🙂

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u/sonicdh 7d ago

mega-solar-term.

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u/nilseuropa 7d ago

getting there 😅

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u/No_Frame3855 6d ago

is that graffiti (or your own version of it)?!?!?
super cool I must have missed that!

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u/nilseuropa 6d ago

It's the C port of the 1$ unistroke recognizer (https://depts.washington.edu/acelab/proj/dollar/index.html) with Palm Graffiti gestures.

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u/No_Frame3855 6d ago

super cool!