- For the foreseeable future, Linux users will not be able to transfer the highest-resolution images
- For the foreseeable future, Linux users will not be able to transfer the highest-resolution images
- at least not over an HDMI connection—to a display at the quickest frame rate.
- The HDMI Forum did not make the HDMI 2.1 specification available to the general public, as the Linux blog Phoronix pointed out in January 2021.
- In light of this, DisplayPort is perhaps the best choice for Linux users that require the highest quality output.
- The Forum's website contains a source code license that doesn't seem to be very accommodating.
- Ars will update the post with any fresh information after contacting AMD, Deucher, and the HDMI Forum for additional commentary.
- It was also stated that X.org was in talks with the HDMI Forum.
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